PM “Turns up for Football, but Not to Resolve the Housing Crisis”
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André Ventura says that the public absence of the Prime Minister is a "basket" to scale up the dispute and warns the government not to think that Portugal is "a meek country".
André Ventura mentioned that if he was Prime Minister he had already "spoke to the country", admitting that there is a housing problem, and presented solutions to its resolution.
In a room full of businessmen and diplomats, Ventura refused that gold visas contribute to the housing problem and accused the left of catholicizing enemies.
The last time the Prime Minister addressed the issue of housing and the protests on the street was on Friday in Brussels.
The president of the Arri, André Ventura, criticized the silence of the Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro, on the housing crisis and recent protests. The party leader warned that the absence of a government response can serve as a "basket" for an aggravation of the social contest in the country.
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