Santos Silva sees Government as "disheveled" but rejects "elections every year"

Augusto Santos Silva criticized the current government for being disorganized amid housing protests but opposes annual elections. He emphasized the need for the government to govern effectively and for the opposition to fulfill its role. Santos Silva expressed concerns over police actions during protests, calling for political intelligence and moderation. He deemed the infiltration of plainclothes officers at protests in Porto as unacceptable and questioned the Minister of Internal Administration's ability to remain in office after such incidents. He suggested that fear and insecurity may drive political decisions that undermine public trust.