New government in Portugal
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New government in Portugal
Antonia Fri 27 Nov 2015, 9:58 pm
A new left wing coalition govt is now in power in Portugal under Prime Minister Antonio Costa. This coalition includes the Greens, Communists and left wing parties.
My question is, what impact, if any, will this new government have on the legal system in Portugal?
The legal system in Portugal seems to move very slowly. How much longer will the judges take to rule on Sr Amaral's appeal.
Is the new govt good or bad for Sr Amaral? I have no idea.
Do we have members who are familiar with Portuguese politics and the Portuguese legal system who can offer an informed opinion?
My question is, what impact, if any, will this new government have on the legal system in Portugal?
The legal system in Portugal seems to move very slowly. How much longer will the judges take to rule on Sr Amaral's appeal.
Is the new govt good or bad for Sr Amaral? I have no idea.
Do we have members who are familiar with Portuguese politics and the Portuguese legal system who can offer an informed opinion?
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Re: New government in Portugal
Guinea Pig Sun 29 Nov 2015, 4:44 pm
It will be interesting to see if the new government brings about any changes to speed up the legal system. Am I right in saying that it was the previous one whose changes had quite the opposite effect?
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Re: New government in Portugal
Connie Wed 16 Dec 2015, 10:42 pm
Antonia wrote:A new left wing coalition govt is now in power in Portugal under Prime Minister Antonio Costa. This coalition includes the Greens, Communists and left wing parties.
My question is, what impact, if any, will this new government have on the legal system in Portugal?
The legal system in Portugal seems to move very slowly. How much longer will the judges take to rule on Sr Amaral's appeal.
Is the new govt good or bad for Sr Amaral? I have no idea.
Do we have members who are familiar with Portuguese politics and the Portuguese legal system who can offer an informed opinion?
Well that line up seems a bit worrying as far as moving the Country forward. So I would imagine more delay
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Join date : 2015-07-25
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