Louçã says that the Government "pretends to act" on housing

Francisco Louçã criticizes the government's handling of the housing crisis, attributing it to market success and accusing authorities of repression against protesters. He believes that the protests have forced a necessary debate on housing in Portugal, which he sees as a democratic obligation. Louçã argues that the government's approach favors real estate speculation and fails to address structural economic issues. He reflects on the 'geringonça' period as a missed opportunity for significant economic reforms, emphasizing the need for political will to improve living conditions. Louçã expresses skepticism about current political leadership and the effectiveness of funding initiatives, warning against the concentration of power in the hands of a few.