The house that has no bread

Vítor Raposo argues that the rising cost of housing may be linked to the devaluation of money rather than just high prices. He suggests that instead of focusing on subsidies and support, we should question why financial resources are insufficient in the first place. The article critiques the Portuguese political approach, which often leads to bureaucratic solutions rather than addressing the root causes of economic issues. It highlights the disconnect between citizens and the state, where individuals become dependent on government aid instead of fostering independence and wealth creation. The author calls for a shift in perspective, advocating for a focus on enabling citizens to thrive rather than merely managing poverty through financial transfers.