No Red Lines to Negotiate with Montenegro, PS Wants to End with Moderate Income
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Housing. PS Wants to End Moderate Income of 230€, but Gives Signs of Approximation to the Government
Socialist parliamentary group highlights five priority proposals. Party is received by Luís Montenegro on Thursday and Mr Luís Testa points out that there is availability for joint work in areas such as soil law, construction in height and even refusal of a ceiling idea to the rents that the parties most to the left prefer.
On the eve of the meeting with Montenegro, PS highlights five measures in the housing — and guarantees that public accounts will not be affected. It wants exemption of surplus-values in the sale of second house up to 300,000 euros.
Socialists say that they do not have red lines, but at the same time state measures from the government's proposal on leasing that they refuse at all. They also move forward with proposals to present in the OE2027 - and that Carneiro wants to talk with Montenegro
Socialists will propose exemption of surplus value in the sale of second houses up to 300,000 euros, destined for own housing, in areas of urban pressure, and a limit to the increase in income.
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