Constitutional Elder Warns Government’s Rental Reform “Won’t Fix Housing Crisis”
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Jorge Miranda believes that the Constitution does not need a revision to guarantee the right to housing. He criticizes the new income law, defending maximum ceilings for rents and disagrees between the rise in house prices and the increase in immigration in Portugal
Constitutionalist says the right to housing is unfulfilled and that new income law does not solve the problem.
Complaints of aggression by demonstrators and police forces, as well as the increase of polarization between the parties, are phenomena seen with normality by the constitutionalist.
Constitutionalist Jorge Miranda today criticized the new income law under discussion in Parliament, because it addresses only part of the housing problems, and defended ceilings for rents.
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