From the BdP governor to the sale of TAP, what's left ‘hanging’ with a caretaker government? (with José Luís Moreira da Silva)

«‘The article in the CRP is completely vague and deliberate. It's up to the President of the Republic and the Constitutional Court to control it, and also the Assembly of the Republic politically. Case law tends to limit it to prudent, necessary and urgent management. [The government] should only carry out acts of mere day-to-day, non-innovative management, unless it is urgent and necessary,’ José Luís Moreira da Silva, a lawyer specialising in public law and Partner at SRS Legal, told ECO.»