Government. Promises to be fulfilled.

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Government. Commitments to be fulfilled A 184 page electoral program has been made with commitments from the economy to education, touching on health and the environment. Will Montenegro and his government fulfill the promises?

Education

In a folder that combines an ideological and administrative-technical character, the main areas of AD's commitment in education are to raise costs and address the teacher shortage, revise the examination model, and ensure free and universal access to preschool education. Priority measures include fulfilling the promise made to teachers to return seniority in stages over the next 5 years (20% per year), implementing an emergency program to attract new teachers, abolishing profile tests, abolishing the digital form of exams, and conducting end-of-cycle exams. New changes in curricula, revision of core learning competencies and addressing the issue of residence of higher education students are other urgent measures.

Healthcare

Ana Paula Martins starts her days as Minister implementing the SNS Emergency Care Plan 2024-2025, which will be presented within 60 days. Sitting at the table with the unions, guaranteeing the issuance of the Consultation Voucher for professionals, contracting family doctors, retired or private, and guaranteeing the inclusion of family nurses are part of these urgent measures.

Issues such as waiting lists, emergency services and family physicians are priorities. The funding model of the CHC and the structure itself will also be reviewed.

Future

Fernando Araujo remains an enigma.

Justice

As the first task, the Minister of Justice is instructed to start a dialog with all parties to find measures to fight corruption, by 100 days of work the results should be presented. Increasing the importance of judicial careers, more staff and materials, more court guards and judges, and better salaries are all things that are also expected of the new minister. The over seven thousand judicial officers that hit the system last year require better and better treatment. The chronic delays in the administrative and tax courts, as well as the recent changes in the Bar Association's statutes are other challenges. The issue at stake, about the Justice Reform that the AD has embarked on, is whether the coalition and the PS are ready to conclude the justice pact that the whole sector has been demanding for so long. Rita Giudice will also have to decide whether to extend or replace the Attorney General, whose term ends in October.