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In a statement, the national leadership of Chega "demonstrates head on against new restrictions that sacrifice mobility, businesses or families."
"Given the predictable increase in cases, the Government should have strengthened the capacity of the NHS, namely in terms of hospitalisation and specialist consultations. This, despite all the warnings, was not done at the appropriate time", reads the note.
Chega considers that the Government "can and should consider specific and informative measures that help to reinforce the prevention of new contagions, without at any time bringing in new restrictions in the scope of working hours or citizens' mobility".
"Doing the opposite will send the country into an even deeper crisis," the party maintains.
Prime Minister António Costa said today that he did not foresee the need for a new state of emergency, but assured that despite the dissolution of parliament, the Government will not hesitate to adopt more restrictive measures to contain the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Cases here are well contained indoors and out with proof of vaccinations and masks indoors and masks only outdoors when social distancing cannot be attained. Walking in the street you do not need to wear a mask unless you stop to chat. All businesses remain open as the vaxes and masks DO WORK. For those who say the vaccines don't work what is happening is that protection wains to 40% after 5 months (seek Israeli scientific trials that the rest of the world is just now catching up to and agreeing with). If the Portuguese government and people keep up the vaccines and wear masks especially indoors, life and commerce will continue to flourish. Please do that; I want to visit your beautiful country again and spend $ there contributing to your economy.
By Wesley from USA on 18 Nov 2021, 04:04