Prime Minister Luís Montenegro’s bid to build a cross-party agreement on housing with the two main parties in opposition ended with the customary ‘trading of accusations’, but there appears to
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CNN Portugal's executive director, Pedro Santos Guerreiro, also states that the PS's proposal to end moderate incomes of up to 2300 euros is a "provocation" to the government.
Negotiations between the Prime Minister and the leaders of the Arri and the Socialist Party (PS) on housing have failed. André Ventura went out to accuse the major parties of not wanting to solve the problem. José Luís Carneiro accuses the government of intransigence, for not dropping the income law.
The government met yesterday with PS and Arri with the aim of dialogue on housing problems. The meetings ended without understanding, but with exchange of accusations.