whether she can survive. we'll talk more about that in a moment with eunice. looking at your own country's history in dealing with economic crises, i mean, it sort of has had turmoil through the first part it had to deal with before things calmed down. and assuming liz truss was a student in your comparative government lessons, what lesson would you hope she would take from what other governments have had to endure when they've been challenged by the markets, when their economic policy has not convinced them? well, i think the main lesson is that you're not in full control of your agenda. there are constraints. the portuguese government has dealt with constraints for a very long time. the european union is a very big constraint, so it forces a kind of fiscal responsibility to the government. now, liz truss, she came in and thought that she was able to set up and implement a radical agenda for which voters had
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