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Crazy Accuses Government of "Faking It Does" in Housing and Says that Problem Is "Resulted From the Success of the Market"

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The block economist and former leader criticizes the executive's response to demonstrations for housing and praises the protesters.

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The block economist and former leader criticizes the executive's response to demonstrations for housing and praises the protesters.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Former leader of the BE also lets the insurance cover: Mário Soares and Jorge Sampaio would have acted differently. Former block coordinator Francisco Louçã defends that the problem of housing is the result of the success of the market and accuses the government of pretending that it does, considering that democracy must have forced the demonstrators to debate. In an interview with the agency Lusa before his last lesson on Friday, at ISEG, in Li…

Former blocked coordinator Francisco Louçã condemns the action of the executive of Luís Montenegro in relation to housing and considers that all that has occurred of disorder in the demonstrations in Lisbon and Porto were the police interventions in command of the government.

·Portugal
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The former block coordinator Francisco Louçã argues that the housing problem is the result of "market success" and accuses the government of "faking it does", considering that democracy must have forced the demonstrators to debate. In an interview with the Lusa agency before its last lesson on Friday, at ISEG, in Lisbon, the professor and economist condemns the performance of the executive of Luís Montenegro in relation to housing and considers …

·Portugal
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Francisco Lou believes that the demonstrators are "a debate that is important, that is late, that bitter in Portuguese society begins to win the consistency of an obligation".

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