General Blackout: The PAN government “shouting shorts”
Ince Susa Real argues that yesterday’s episode should be contacted as a “study case” to ensure a more appropriate response in future situations.
The PAN spokesman defended Portugal in Portugal in Portugal on Tuesday and pointed out failures for public communication about the blockout that touched the country, and to “more immediately” for the Portuguese.
Speaking to journalists in the Republic Assembly, Pan Leader Ines de Souisa Real said, “On Monday blackout shows that any regime should be an open rule for any regime’s population and information” and “the government has given a word to the population more immediately.”
“We know that it is easy to criticize in such a case, we do not want to enter this popular wave that says everything has failed, (…) but there are flaws that the republic’s assembly is dark, the government cannot communicate with all parties with parliamentary representation.”
For the PAN leader, it should be seen where the improvements can be done in the clarification of the population, as well as in the response of government agencies as a “case of study”.
“There are priorities, they are NHS, health centers, pharmacies and schools. We must have a network capable of confirming the same infrastructure, for example, we (…) have universities (…) universities (…) universities, but sovereign organizations will not fail.”
PAN calls for public energy management
The PAN leader criticized the mention of animal protection in the resolution of the Council of Ministers yesterday in connection with the power failure.
In addition to the criticism of the communication of Sousa Real, the executive, the country sought a greater bet on the assurance that the country was “autonomy and sovereignty from the angle of autonomy and energy.”
The Pan Leader Power Grid in Portugal is “in the hands of foreign countries”, there is no public management and there is no more effective investment about the possibility of power producing energy in their own homes “, these people are asking for a change in the law.
“The uncertainty of this blackout, as well as the adaptation of the” infrastructure needed for this type of response “, has justified more bets in real protection and national security.
“It didn’t happen and in this sense of infrastructure adaptation, a series of governments were misleading, but even energy autonomous.
One thing is to be sure, a country that has an autonomous country from a more elastic country and more prepared country fuel production perspective, and it must be given priority. ”
