Ângelo Correia, a former Minister of Internal Administration in Portugal, argues in favor of coalition governments as a means of ensuring political stability within the country. Correia believes that a return to prominence for Passos Coelho is contingent upon the ongoing crisis within the PSD (Partido Social Democrata). He suggests that the current political landscape in Portugal necessitates compromise and collaboration between different political factions. The former minister's statements highlight the delicate balance of power currently at play in Portuguese politics. Correia’s analysis implies that the PSD’s internal struggles are significantly impacting the broader political situation in Portugal and could pave the way for new configurations. He contends Portugal has never been definitively a "right-wing country," implying a historical need for broader political alliances.