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PSD praises PR discourse and refuses to break agreement with the Aquis in the law of rents

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Briefings

On October 5, 2026, Lisbon's PSD leadership, led by Vice-President Alexandre Poço, publicly praised President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa's speech at the Republic inauguration while rejecting the PS's request to break the coalition agreement with Pedro Gomes (Chega) to revise the rental law. Poço defended the government's moderate proposal, arguing it balances tenant and landlord interests, and warned against political opportunism, noting the PSD's reliance on relative parliamentary majorities for cross-party dialogue.

Key points

• The PSD leadership explicitly rejected the PS's request to dissolve the coalition agreement with Pedro Gomes (Chega) to revise the rental law, citing the need to maintain political stability and dialogue.
• Vice-President Alexandre Poço defended the government's moderate proposal for the rental law revision, arguing it balances tenant and landlord interests without compromising the market as a whole.

Context and limitations

Evidence covers only the PSD leadership's statements at the Republic inauguration ceremony in Lisbon on October 5, 2026, regarding the rental law and coalition dynamics. It does not include the PS's counter-arguments, the full scope of the coalition agreement, or the government's subsequent actions.

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