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Tiago Matos Gomes

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Tiago Matos Gomes

Portuguese politician
@TiagoMatosGomes · 4,029 Followers

...to the stadium. We returned to Lisbon the next day and would return to Denmark a few days later for the game to take place. That September 11 changed the world, the way we came to understand Islamic terrorism and how we have to defend ourselves from those who hate our way of life. (translated)

Seeing deputies leaving the hearing with the minister, who don’t even listen to the answers to their own questions, is yet another episode of the degradation of the dignity of the role they occupy and the democratic institution they represent. (translated)

Many years of a huge lack of demand in education have led to these results. When it's difficult to fail students and it doesn't matter whether they acquire knowledge or not, because they keep progressing until completing the 12 years of compulsory education... (translated)

Contrary to what many want us to believe, Europe has its own identity and culture. We are much more similar than some elites want to sell us. Europeans must unite and defend themselves from the threats and enemies that hate us. (translated)

The UN has lost all credibility. It doesn't prevent conflicts, it doesn't prevent wars, it doesn't prevent invasions. It has a Security Council that blocks everything and that no longer corresponds to the correlation of forces in today's world. As it serves no purpose, it occupies itself with the past and woke causes. (translated)

When a country or a city prohibits the use of its flag, it means that it has reached the zero degree of its own existence. (translated)

It is absolutely shameful that the Tour of Portugal has not been canceled and that the organization did not resign on the very day of the tragedy. And it is abhorrent that RTP, the state-owned broadcaster funded by us, continues to collude with this and to broadcast the various stages. (translated)

A cyclist, a 19-year-old boy, died after being run over in the Tour of Portugal. I can't imagine the pain of the family, his friends, and his teammates. A life has been lost and the blame cannot die unmarried. (translated)

I understand @Moedas' anger well. How is it possible for a person who shoots to kill (even if they missed the target and hit a tourist) to be released? What kind of country is this? What kind of laws do we have? (translated)

A tragedy had to happen to take measures (I hope they are definitive). This crowd has been bothering, threatening, and assaulting Lisbon residents and tourists for years. (translated)

One of the problems in the U.S. is not having opposition leaders. In Europe, the leaders of opposition parties are candidates to replace the prime minister and until the elections, they are the faces of the opposition. In the U.S., no one is truly the face of the opposition until the election campaign. (translated)

I don't think ministers should be asked to resign for everything and anything. But Luís Neves himself should leave on his own or be dismissed by the prime minister. Or does Luís Neves know something rotten that keeps him in office? That would be even more serious. (translated)

The drone show to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the 25 de Abril Bridge was a great… (word starting with "m" that is not "marvelous"). (translated)

I am satisfied when the right begins to realize that Europeans will only survive if we have a Federal Europe, even if they don't say it directly. It is urgent that Europe has a single entity that commands, at least, the Armed Forces, external borders, and diplomacy. (translated)

In Portuguese media, this is a news story of a few seconds. We will not see debates on the topic with panels of experts. And it is just one of the most serious issues of this year in Europe. They prefer to continue exploiting the feelings of people suffering from the fires. (translated)

In Barcelona, barbed wire is already being placed on balconies to protect their homes. Things are reaching such a serious point in some European states that we will witness politically grave times due to the revolt of the populations. (translated)

The European Union must take action, starting by publicly condemning the Spanish government. States must understand that their incompetence (and wrongdoing) in managing their borders with third countries to the EU impacts other EU States. And the rules should be the same. (translated)

One day it's an attack on the gay community in Germany, the next it's an attack on women in France. Either Europe starts taking serious and effective measures against Islamic fascism/nazism, or this problem will get worse and worse. (translated)

The president of Nicaragua announces that there will be no more elections in his country and the PCP supports it. Communism, like fascism, is a danger to democracies and freedom. Only those who do not want to see do not. Still, I am not in favor of banning parties; the people decide. (translated)

Not even with all the corruption can FIFA's favorites win. They shouldn't have even made it past the round of 16. They didn’t play anything throughout the tournament. Spain is a well-deserved champion! 💪🏻🇪🇺 (translated)