Livre and Bloco ask Seguro to veto the rent law

The Livre and Bloco de Esquerda parties urged the President of Portugal to veto the government's proposed urban rental law if it passes without significant changes. This stance was expressed after meetings with the Casa para Viver platform representatives. They emphasized the importance of the President's role in protecting tenants and ensuring fair housing policies. Isabel Mendes Lopes from Livre highlighted the need for substantial amendments to the proposal, warning that the current version would harm both tenants and small landlords. Fabian Figueiredo from Bloco de Esquerda echoed these sentiments, advocating for the President to take a strong stance against the proposal if it remains unchanged. Both parties view the President's upcoming meeting with housing advocates as a crucial opportunity for dialogue.