Montenegro Rejects "Measures Auction" and Warns: "Don't Count on Me for a Reissue of the 2009 tragedy."
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Council of Ministers approved IRS rebates, bonuses for pensioners and support for various sectors. Prime Minister took advantage to guarantee balanced public accounts, remember choices of José Socrates and respond to opposition
Prime Minister told the country to explain the measures to combat the increase in the cost of living, but assured that it will not enter into a "leilão de mesures avulses" that would lead the country to "tragedy".
<p>After acknowledging the difficulties of the Portuguese day-to-day, the Prime Minister confirmed some of the support measures already announced earlier. This is the case of the extraordinary supplement to pensioners, the reduction of the IRS and the extension of the Green Rail Pass to the urban transport services of Lisbon and Porto.</p>
See the full episode of "Before the Counter", with Pedro Delgado Alves and José Eduardo Martins. In analysis, the latest support measures announced by the government and the National Examinations Commission.
"Don't count on me for illusions" Montenegro's content refuses to exchange government policy for "absolute measures" that can re-edit tragedy appears first in MINHO.
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