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☆タイトル：Reaction as Socialists pull out of Portuguese government talks
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☆公開日：2015-07-31 10:54:54
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1. Pan from media to the vice-president of the Social Democratic Party (PSD), Jorge Moreira da Silva, during news briefing
2. Mid of Moreira da Silva speaking
3. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Jorge Moreira da Silva, Vice-president of the Social Democratic Party:
“But today, more important than the disagreement among the three parties is the guarantee of stability, union and effort in the PSD-CDS coalition, to fulfil the commitments taken by Portugal to create conditions for growth and employment.”
4. Various cutaways of Moreira da Silva during briefing
5. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Jorge Moreira da Silva, Vice-president of the Social Democratic Party:
“This is the time for the President of the Republic, and I do not want to make any comment to condition the evaluation the president will do. The PSD position is very clear; we feel there are conditions of stability and union in the coalition, that there are conditions to carry out the bailout programme, to launch the bases for sustainable growth, and the conditions for better social justice. But, obviously, we aspired that in this commitment for national salvation we would extend the conditions of the future sustainability of our development model. This was not possible. The PSD has peace of mind with regards to that. Now this evaluation is an evaluation that is left with the President of the Republic.”
6. Various of reporter typing on laptop
7. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Jorge Moreira da Silva, Vice-president of the Social Democratic Party:
“Portugal is under financial assistance, that is the reality. Portugal wants to finalise that assistance and regain the freedom of making its own political choices. That is our will. We were available to make political concessions to the Socialist Party to conclude that economic and financial assistance and to a framework of financial, economic and social sustainability in the long-term. But that necessitated from the PS (Socialist Party) a realistic position and not a position which would extend the external assistance for more years. We are sorry about the results of this dialogue process, but the Portuguese know they can count on us.”
8. Close of photographer
9. Moreira da Silva leaving news briefing
10. Close of PSD, Portuguese, and European Union flags
11. Various exterior shots of PSD headquarter
STORYLINE
The vice president of Portugal’s Social Democratic Party said the coalition with its junior CDS-PP partner was intact after talks with the main opposition party broke down.
A week of negotiations by the country’s three main parties aimed at resolving a dispute over changes in the government failed after the Socialists announced that they were leaving the talks.
Jorge Moreira da Silva, the vice-president of the Social Democratic Party, or PSD, said it was now up to the country’s president to decide how to end the crisis.
In a news briefing on Saturday, Moreira da Silva reassured national and international observers that the coalition government was stable and committed to continuing Portugal’s bailout programme.
He said the right conditions to keep the country running and uphold the terms of the its bailout commitments were in place.
“More important than the disagreement among the three parties is the guarantee of stability, union and effort in the PSD-CDS coalition, to fulfil the commitments taken by Portugal to create conditions for growth and employment,” he said.
The latest political upheaval came after the coalition nearly split in early July after, first, the resignation of the finance minister, Vitor Gaspar.
A day later, Foreign Minister Paulo Portas, the leader of the junior party, threatened to resign.
A compromise was reached when Portas was appointed deputy to Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho.
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