Awaiting renovation

The article discusses the political stagnation in the government, comparing it to Beckett's play "Waiting for Godot." It highlights the detrimental effects of waiting for a cabinet reshuffle, including paralysis, loss of authority, and public fatigue. The author emphasizes that delaying necessary reforms increases political costs and risks the government's credibility. When action is finally taken, it may be perceived as a forced reaction rather than a proactive leadership move. The piece underscores the urgency for Prime Minister Luís Montenegro to act decisively and reconnect with the public to avoid further erosion of political capital.