Portuguese opposition leader Paulo Raimundo has publicly called on Prime Minister Luís Montenegro to withdraw a controversial labor reform package. Raimundo stated that doing so during Wednesday’s parliamentary debate would be a significant benefit to the country. The call comes immediately before a scheduled debate specifically focused on the government’s proposed reforms. Raimundo’s statement represents a direct challenge to Montenegro and his administration’s legislative agenda. The labor package has faced criticism from unions and opposition parties who fear it will erode worker rights. The debate is expected to be contentious, with the opposition likely to strongly oppose the proposed changes. The Prime Minister’s response to Raimundo’s challenge is anticipated to set the tone for the upcoming debate.