Government, PS and Chega. Meetings with accusations and no understanding about housing
The Portuguese government held meetings with PS and Chega to discuss housing issues, but no agreements were reached, leading to mutual accusations. André Ventura criticized the PS and the government for their roles in the housing crisis, while José Luís Carneiro expressed disappointment over the lack of willingness to create a new rental law. The discussions highlighted differing views on addressing housing needs, with the PS rejecting proposals that contradicted their fundamental values. The AD party accused the PS of denying reality and emphasized the need for legislative changes to reduce rental prices. Further meetings with other opposition parties are planned, focusing on the housing regime.
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