Chega today challenged the Prime Minister to comply with the agreement signed with the party regarding the new rental regime and argued that housing solutions go through the Parliament and not through “camping or snuggling”.
In the second round of requests for clarification, as part of the debate on the State Budget for 2027, most of the first group of questions focused on the topic of housing, but Luís Montenegro -- who only had three minutes …
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This challenge has been left unanswered, with the Prime Minister preferring to answer only the Member of Parliament's accusation that the municipal tax on buildings (IMI) will increase in the coming year.
He challenged the Prime Minister to comply with the agreement signed with the party on the new lease regime and argued that solutions to housing go through Parliament.