Casa para Viver criticizes Montenegro on housing

The Casa para Viver platform criticized Prime Minister Luís Montenegro for continuing ineffective housing policies, calling for a national protest on November 14. They argue that his recent statements lack urgency and fail to address current housing issues, emphasizing the need for dialogue and market regulation. The platform highlights that most of the 32,000 houses promised through the Recovery and Resilience Plan are rehabilitated, not new constructions. They express concern that incentives for the market make renting less accessible and that recent protests against housing crises have led to police interventions. Protesters demand the reversal of new rental laws and affordable rent ceilings.