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António Costa and António José Seguro praise Guterres at the UN

Leaders highlight António Guterres' work in promoting peace and multilateralism in recent speeches.

24 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: António Costa and António José Seguro praise Guterres at the UN — Archive photoPhoto: ONU Brasil · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0

António José Seguro, in statements made at parliament, praised António Guterres' role in defending peace and human dignity amid global challenges. This assertion was made during a discussion about proposals from the Chega party related to the rising cost of living.

The president of the Palestinian Authority, in an appearance that also referenced Guterres, accused Israel of having a colonialist plan, emphasizing the importance of defending human rights.

At another moment, António Costa, president of the European Council, honored António Guterres during the United Nations General Assembly. Costa highlighted the need for multilateralism and presented Guterres as a reference for his global efforts.

The UN chief was described by Costa as a "true beacon," alluding to his work that promotes dialogue and cooperation among nations in times of crisis.

The speeches of both leaders underscored Guterres' relevance in the current landscape, emphasizing the search for peaceful and collaborative solutions within the international context.

Additionally, the Minister of the Environment criticized the leader of the Socialist Party, holding him responsible for a social outcry related to ongoing discussions about economic issues. In summary, the session in parliament generated as much confusion as it did debate on social and economic matters.

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