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Precedent created as opposition forces emergency debate on housing crisis

The housing crisis was debated in parliament this afternoon after the opposition joined forces to overturn the decision of the president of the Assembly of the Republic who rejected two

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While Free pointed his finger at the government, IL and Arri, as did the PS, PSD and Arri chose to blame the left for the 1.5 million people who have entered the country in recent years.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Parliament approved the request from the Livre party to hold an urgent debate on housing, against Aguiar-Branco's decision. Furthermore, Miguel Pinto Luz blames the PS governments for the difficulties.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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In the urgent debate proposed by the Free, André Ventura accused the party of wanting to occupy the houses of other people, while the PSD spoke about the scandalous doors at the entrance of immigrants. The PS rejected this explanation and recalled that the prices of the houses continued to rise in 2025 and 2026, already with the right in the government.

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The PSD today accused the PS of having exchanged the defense of respect for the Rules of the Assembly of the Republic for the logic of political convenience by making possible the scheduling of the Free's urgent debate on housing.

·Portugal
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PSD and Chega today attributed responsibility for the housing crisis to the socialist policies of "open doors" to immigration, while PS and Livre blamed the market overheating measures taken by the Government and supported by Chega. The urgent debate proposed by Livre on "housing emergency" was marked by several harsh political confrontations. The first was between the party's co-spokesperson Jorge Pinto and the president of Chega, André Ventura…

·Funchal, Portugal
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Observador broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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