PR fears that parties will force elections to resolve the deadlock

António José Seguro expresses deep concern over the state of democracy in Portugal, highlighting the inability of political parties to engage in constructive dialogue. He fears that a focus on short-term electoral gains may lead to a cycle of elections that exacerbates political fragmentation and societal issues. Despite the PS's commitment to the upcoming state budget, Seguro perceives a lack of genuine collaboration among parties on critical matters such as housing, healthcare, and education. He emphasizes the need for parties to prioritize long-term solutions over immediate agendas, warning that social cohesion is at risk without urgent action. While acknowledging the challenges posed by a fragmented political landscape, he maintains that consensus is still achievable and necessary for the country's future.