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Government Ensures Understanding "Citizens Suffering Anguish" and "Inertia" Responsibility of the PS for Housing Crisis

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The Minister for Parliamentary Affairs asked the Portuguese to trust the current government, arguing that the measures already taken or in progress take time to produce results.
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The Minister for Parliamentary Affairs asked the Portuguese to trust the current government, arguing that the measures already taken or in progress take time to produce results.

Minister of Parliamentary Affairs criticized the "intellectual and political appeal" of those who ruled between 2014 and 2024 - a period in which he said that house prices rose 135%.

The Minister of Parliamentary Affairs criticized the intellectual and political influence of those who ruled between 2014 and 2024 – period in which he said that the price of the houses rose 135% – and now blame the government that from April 2024 took office for the price of the same houses.

·Portugal
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The Minister for Parliamentary Affairs today expressed the "sympathy and understanding" of the Government towards the "Portuguese citizens suffering from anguish" in the face of housing problems, blaming, above all, the "immobilism and inertia" of the executives of the PS. At the end of an urgent debate on housing marked by the Free (which only advanced because of the approval by the opposition of an appeal in plenary against the decision of the…

·Funchal, Portugal
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The Minister for Parliamentary Affairs expressed the Government's sympathy and understanding for citizens who are distressed by housing problems, blaming the immobility and inertia of previous governments.

·Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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