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Montenegro criticizes "modern censorship" at Festa do Pontal
In the Algarve, the Prime Minister denounced "modern censorship" and called for focus on the Government's achievements during his speech at the Festa do Pontal.

During the traditional Festa do Pontal held in the Algarve, Portugal's Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro, addressed the issue of "modern censorship." In his speech, Montenegro emphasized the need to reduce focus on government problems and increase discussions about the successes achieved by the Government.
Montenegro made his statement in a context where there were no updates on issues such as income tax or pensions, and where he avoided direct criticism of political opponents. His remarks came as an expression of encouragement, proposed in response to what he described as a culture of malice.
The Prime Minister took the opportunity to try to present the main government achievements, highlighting that these stories do not receive the same visibility as the controversies that often dominate the media narrative.

Reports from the event mentioned that the criticism of "modern censorship" reflects his concern over how political issues are addressed in today's society. Montenegro encouraged a more positive and constructive discourse.
The Festa do Pontal is a traditional celebration that brings together numerous supporters and politicians, serving as a platform for the Prime Minister to express his views on the state of the country and his administration.