Montenegro Promises that Government Will Not Be "Intimidated" and that It Will Lead Housing Policies "to the End"
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In handing over the old Presidency building of the Council of Ministers to the Lisbon City Hall, the Prime Minister defended the concept of moderate income up to 2300 euros and criticized the predecessors who did not have the "courage" to implement long-term measures
The Prime Minister says he is convinced that the government's measures will produce results and guarantees that he will not retreat from criticism. In Lisbon, the old Presidency building of the Council of Ministers will give rise to about 90 houses.
The Head of Government expressed confidence in the policy that has been developed by the executive in this area, saying that he is "two years ahead" of the priorities now proposed by the European Commission.
Last week, the Lisbon Chamber had already announced that it planned to build around 90 houses in this building, with an investment of more than EUR 20 million, mainly for "public servants", such as teachers, police officers or health technicians.
The Prime Minister expressed his confidence today that the government's housing policy will have results and assured that the executive "will not be intimidated" and will "end" its objectives in this area.
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