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Raimundo criticizes Montenegro's "propaganda" at Summer University
Paulo Raimundo expresses dissatisfaction with Montenegro's statements and warns of changes in the teaching career.

Paulo Raimundo, leader of a political party, criticized Montenegro's statements during the Summer University, asserting that they did not have the same impact as the acquisition of REN. According to Raimundo, this acquisition aimed to reduce electricity prices.
The politician emphasized that Montenegro's interventions were insufficient to address the central issues affecting citizens. Raimundo highlighted the importance of directly addressing the needs of the population instead of resorting to marketing strategies.

Additionally, Raimundo warned about the announcement of changes in teaching careers, stressing that these changes could have significant repercussions for teachers and education as a whole. He expressed concern about how these alterations might impact the quality of teaching.
Raimundo's criticism of Montenegro's approach reflects the growing tension in the political debate, especially regarding educational policies and teachers' rights.