Housing: Montenegro Available to Negotiate, but without Abdicating Government Revenue
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We are available and open in all these policies for political dialogue, but we also have to speak in truth, because everyone has words of great consideration for dialogue, everyone is available, always very open to it, but then, when we discuss concrete policies, none, or almost none, abdicates their initial positions, said Luís Montenegro.
After weeks of political and social pressure around housing, Luís Montenegro opened the door this Thursday to negotiations with the opposition, but left a warning: the final solution will not be able to deviate significantly from the government's revenue. For the Prime Minister, it is the Executive who has to print the main mark to agreed policies.
Asked about the challenges faced by opposition parties with regard to housing, the Prime Minister considered that "in order to be open and available everyone must give in".
With crisis in the housing and protests to escalate, government guarantees to be listening. Prime Minister reveals openness for dialogue, but warns opposition that everyone has to give in.
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