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BE Says the Lease Law Goes to "the garbage." Ventura?

The BE coordinator today argued that the lease law will have as its destination the "waste bin" and considered that the president of the Arri is "scratched" after having made himself available to enable the government's proposal.
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The BE coordinator defended today that the law of the lease will have as its destination the garbage bin and considered that the president of the Arri is at risk after having made himself available to enable the government's proposal. At a press conference at the party headquarters in Lisbon, after a meeting of the National Bureau of the BE, José Manuel Pureza defended that the government, waiting for the greatness of the mobilizations, in view …

José Manuel Pureza believes that the government "has no other remedy than to listen, and listen well, to what the street is saying".

Asked about the proposals announced by the Arriza, Pureza accused Ventura of having devoted more than half of the press conference to immigration while voting favorably for the 'gold' visa regime.

The BE coordinator today argued that the lease law will have as its destination the "waste bin" and considered that the president of the Arri is "scratched" after having made himself available to enable the government's proposal.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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