Housing. Government continues meetings with parliamentary parties
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 start anew on rental laws. The discussions highlighted deep divisions on how to address housing needs, with both sides blaming each other for the current situation. The government plans to continue talks with other opposition parties, but tensions remain high.
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