AML proposes the Livre support for vulnerable families

The Lisbon Municipal Assembly rejected a proposal from the Livre party aimed at supporting vulnerable families in municipal housing. The proposal sought to enhance social impact assessments before housing evictions and prioritize regularization solutions. The rejection came from the right-wing majority, while left-wing parties supported it. Critics from the right argued that the proposal lacked practical support and could undermine existing housing rules. In contrast, left-wing members highlighted the urgent housing crisis in Lisbon, citing specific cases of families facing eviction. The discussion reflects ongoing tensions regarding housing policies and social support in the city.

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