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President of the Republic Calls for Durable Solutions to Ensure Affordable Housing for Young People and Families

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In his speech to close the 50-year commemorative session of the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group, the Head of State highlighted housing as one of his main concerns, alerting to the difficulties experienced by young workers who continue to be unable to acquire homes and by families who spend an excessive part of their income on income payments.

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In his speech to close the 50-year commemorative session of the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group, the Head of State highlighted housing as one of his main concerns, alerting to the difficulties experienced by young workers who continue to be unable to acquire homes and by families who spend an excessive part of their income on income payments.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The President of the Republic today renewed the call for dialogue between government and parties on housing, in particular for young people, and welcomed the announcement of a new EIB loan for this sector. António José Seguro was speaking at a 50-year Commemorative Session of the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group in Portugal where the President of this financial institution, Nadia Calviño, announced "a new loan of EUR 300 million to support t…

·Funchal, Portugal
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The President again urged the political fora to seek consensus and decided to resolve one of their 'principal concerns': the difficult access lives on.

Ant nio Jos Seguro called on the government and political parties to find themselves concrete and lasting solutions to the crisis in the home.

The President of the Republic today warned of the need for urgent solutions for the generation of young people blocked in access to housing, defending the creation of conditions for all scholarships to have access to houses or leases.

·Portugal
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It's "unacceptable," said Seguro, that the young people, whom he calls "locked generation," can only leave their parents' house, on average, at the age of 30. "Having a house is not just having a roof to sleep on, it's a project of life," he stressed.

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SIC Notícias broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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