Housing Crisis: Government Guarantees that It Has Done 'Practically Everything It Can'
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The Finance Minister affirms that the Government did what it could to combat the housing crisis. At a time when there are demonstrations about the lack of affordable housing, Joaquim Miranda Sarmento told Parliament, during the hearing under the State Budget for 2027, that the Government did “practically everything” it had to do.
The Minister of Finance insisted today in parliament that the government has already taken many measures to respond to... The content Government has taken many measures and was practically all done in the housing, but effects take time appear first in MINHO.
Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento reaffirmed in parliament that the government has implemented 'principally everything it could' to face the housing crisis, despite recognizing that the effects will take time.
Minister of Finance points out that building new houses takes time
Joaquim Miranda Sarmento repeated that "everything has been done" and warned that the measures are slow to take effect.
The Minister of Finance stated that the government has already taken "many steps" towards the housing crisis, but warned that the effects will take time to be felt.
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