“Infrastructure Minister Joao Galamba, who oversees [state-owned airline] TAP, submitted his resignation on Tuesday. But Prime Minister Antonio Costa decided to keep him in the job, snubbing President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa who had made clear he wanted Galamba out,” Reuters writes.
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“…Costa said in a televised address that although the [scandal involving an irregular severance payment to a former executive board member of TAP] had affected the government’s image, he could
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