Minister Admits that Portuguese Have Difficulties but Highlights Rising Wages
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Miranda Sarmento assured that the government "does not ignore" the difficulties in housing, fuel prices, cost of living, mobility and public services.
In the general debate on the state budget proposal for 2027 (OE2027) in parliament, the minister assured that the government "does not ignore" the difficulties in housing, fuel prices, cost of living, mobility and public services.
The Minister of Finance, Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, today admitted that the Portuguese face difficulties in housing and living costs, but highlighted the increase in wages, employment and "best public services" since 2024. In the general debate on the proposal for a state budget for 2027 (OE2027), in parliament, the Minister assured that the government "does not ignore" the difficulties in housing, fuel prices, cost of living, mobility and public…
Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento admitted today that the Portuguese face difficulties in housing and living costs, but highlighted the increase in wages, employment and "best public services" since 2024.
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