He refuses to enter into a direct confrontation with his successor, Marta Temido, but he does not stop criticizing between the lines the path chosen by the Government. For Adalberto Campos Fernandes, “the Portuguese do not want contingency plans, more reflections, more articulations, more commissions.” “What the Portuguese want are answers,” he says.
In an interview with the Observer, on the “Vichyssoise” program, the former Minister of Health guarantees that he has confidence in António Costa’s “determination” to solve the problems identified in the National Health Service, but he does not fail to point out what obvious: “Any party with an absolute majority has fewer excuses for not executing its mandate.”
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Source: Observadora
