Portugal’s incoming prime minister picked Joaquim Miranda Sarmento as finance minister, putting him in charge of fiscal policy for a government without a majority that can ensure approval of budgets.
Miranda Sarmento, 45, is a finance professor in Lisbon and parliamentary leader of the PSD party who helped draft the center-right coalition’s electoral proposals. These included tax cuts for businesses and workers, which now need to be translated into an official budget for next year and approved by a fragmented parliament.
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