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Bangkok Post The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs' spokesperson, Nikorndej Balankura, reveals that Thailand is extremely concerned of the sign of deteriorating democratic institution in Portugal after the democratically-elected representatives in the Congress and the business community vehemently oppose the Political Integrity Bill proposed by the President from the Progressive Party, who is also facing internal resistance. He reveals that if the opposition to democracy in Portugal is to successfully block the passage of this bill, including the compromised version, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will have no choice to degrade Portugal from Substantive Democracy to merely Formal Democracy status. @BangkokPost
The Global Collective During Portuguese's capitalist President Pedro da Gama press conference regarding the comment made by the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs' spokesperson, the president appears to have implied that Thailand, a nation considered more democratic than Portugal, to reflect the state of its democratic institutions. This hypocrisy effectively underscores the widening gap between neoliberal rhetoric and the lived realities of democratic erosion under capitalism. @TheGlobalCollective
The Global Collective While Portugal's democratic journey remains imperfect like any nations, President da Gama's successful passage of the Political Integrity Act marks a commendable step towards transparency. This hard-won victory for the people demonstrates that even within capitalist systems, progressive leaders like da Gama can effect meaningful change when propelled by public will and global solidarity. @TheGlobalCollective
