Montenegro Unveils Bold Reforms at PSD National Congress, Focuses on Security, Immigration, and Social Support

October 21, 2024
Montenegro Unveils Bold Reforms at PSD National Congress, Focuses on Security, Immigration, and Social Support
  • He also announced plans to deploy 'multiforce teams' from various law enforcement agencies to tackle violent crime and illegal immigration.

  • Montenegro acknowledged the need for sustainable economic growth and addressed business leaders' concerns about corporate tax competitiveness.

  • In closing, Montenegro encouraged the Portuguese people to take an active role in shaping their future, fostering a spirit of hope and initiative.

  • Montenegro is set to conclude the congress with a speech focused on 'the country and the future', emphasizing a governance style that prioritizes listening and thoughtful decision-making.

  • During the congress, he addressed critical issues such as security, education, and immigration, which he had previously avoided.

  • The 42nd National Congress of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) commenced in Braga on October 19, 2024, with President Luís Montenegro outlining key challenges for the government.

  • Montenegro proposed measures to enhance public safety, including increasing police visibility and expanding video surveillance systems.

  • In a significant commitment to social issues, Montenegro pledged to double financial support for domestic violence victims and invest an additional 25 million euros in related services.

  • The congress saw notable appointments, including former Health Minister Leonor Beleza as a new vice-president, alongside other prominent figures.

  • To streamline operations, Montenegro removed all government ministers from the Permanent Commission, aiming to avoid duplicating the political core of the government within the party.

  • The congress document highlighted concerns regarding unchecked immigration, advocating for controlled immigration policies.

  • He also discussed the necessity for pension system reform and simplifying access to social support, alongside plans to increase defense spending.

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