A (triste) direita portuguesa: um quer governar, outro quer mandar e o terceiro pode querer voltar

In Portuguese politics, the right faces internal conflicts with leaders having differing ambitions. Luís Montenegro seeks to govern independently of André Ventura, who aims to influence without joining the government. Pedro Passos Coelho, though distanced from active politics, suggests a unified right-wing approach. This dynamic reveals a struggle for clarity in leadership and governance, as each leader has distinct visions yet lacks a cohesive strategy. The article emphasizes the need for a government that goes beyond mere survival and addresses pressing societal issues. Meanwhile, the Socialist Party has an opportunity to assert itself by focusing on key concerns affecting the electorate, rather than waiting for the right to falter.