Joint meeting on housing requested by IL will not happen. Mariana Leitão accuses other parties of "total inflexibility"

The proposed joint meeting by IL to discuss housing issues will not take place, as Mariana Leitão criticized other parties for their inflexibility. She expressed disappointment that parties preferred to remain closed off rather than seek solutions to the housing crisis affecting many. Despite the urgency of the situation, parties showed unwillingness to collaborate, prioritizing partisan conflict over public interest. Leitão emphasized the need for dialogue and consensus, especially in structural policies, and announced that IL will present proposals next week to address housing challenges. She also expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of the President's initiative for social cohesion, given the current lack of cooperation among parties.