OECD report "hidden" for "praising the policies" of the PSD/CDS coalition government.
Teresa Morais wrote on her Facebook page
and 'joked' about what she called a 'brief history of a hidden report'.
Recalling the OECD report "on the labour reforms
introduced by the previous government",
a theme that the PSD addressed
it in the fortnightly parliamentary debate,
it in the fortnightly parliamentary debate,
the Social Democrat explained that Prime Minister, António Costa,
and Minister of Labour, Vieira da Silva,
did not give the report the importance that it deserved,
trying to ignore it completely.
"The prime minister, António Costa,
denied any knowledge that the government had received the report.
A few days ago, Minister Vieira da Silva, said something different:
he has not read the report, he said.
"But how do we explain why the prime minister,
is unaware of a report of this importance
and the minister of Labour,
devalues the report by saying he did not read it? "
In the PSD's opinion, "the reason is simple".
"The document praised the policies
of the previous PSD/CDS coalition government!
In fact, it reported, according to published reports,
that the 'Portuguese reforms in labour laws,
were among the most significant
of those implemented by the OECD countries
in the recent past!
And it said more. it said that 'the reforms
in the Portuguese labour market, were a move in the right direction.
Since growth has turned positive again, in early 2013,
Portugal has seen significant improvements in both employment
and the unemployment rate! said Teresa Morais.
Thus, the Social Democrat deputy believes that the good indexes
revealed in this document, led to the "concealment and devaluation" of it.
"The report does not corroborate the thesis
that befits the Socialist-Marxist Government,
therefore, it is hidden!
It is NOT to be read!
It would have been extraordinary,
if it were not the current practice of a government
that systematically tries to hide reality! " she concluded.
Speaking about hidden realities:
The emergency Units in Portuguese hospitals are over-flowing
with critically sick patients having to wait more than 6 hours,
while other have to wait for more than 18 hours, to be attended.
Seeing that public servant now only work 35 hour a week,
there are simply NOT enough
personelle, to work!!
In the FIRST 4 days of the New year, 2017,
there have been more than 500 deaths extra,
in the emergencies,
than for the same period last year!!
SHOCKING!!
There are schools which have NOT even opened for the school year,
which started in September.
But the Socialist propaganda machine is working at full steam,
paying for Lisbon-based journalists,
to write glorious interviews with the Prime Minister,
António Costa,
making the country seem a paradise on earth,
when the REALITY is something QUITE DIFFERENT!!
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