A recent political commentary in Portugal frames key figures—the Minister of Environment, the Minister of Education, and the Bloco de Esquerda (Left Bloc)—as characters in a Western-style narrative. The Minister of Environment is portrayed positively as someone who remembers facts, while the Minister of Education is criticized for repeatedly missing deadlines. The harshest criticism is leveled at the Bloco de Esquerda, accused of a lack of historical awareness following a recent electoral setback. This pointed analogy suggests the Bloc has forgotten its own political history. The article highlights a perceived disconnect between the party's principles and its current actions. This sharp editorial underscores the ongoing tensions within Portuguese politics and the scrutiny faced by political actors.