The former Minister of Agriculture, Carlos Costa Neves, has been appointed as the new Secretary-General of the Government. This announcement was confirmed by an official source from the government. Initially, the position was offered to Hélder Rosalino, who declined the role due to controversy surrounding the high salary proposed for the position.

Expresso•10 months ago•
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Carlos Costa Neves Appointed as New Secretary-General of the Government After Hélder Rosalino's Rejection
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Carlos Costa Neves named as the new Secretary-General of the Government
Position was previously offered to Hélder Rosalino, who refused
Controversy arose over the high salary associated with the role
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