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The problem of housing crisis is not of law and public order, it is social

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Briefings

A evidence indicates that the failure of political parties to address the housing crisis demonstrates significant erosion of party systems and democracy. This observation is attributed to São José Almeida, who states that the crisis benefits only extreme-right and radical right parties. The article was published on October 24, 2026, but the specific date of the crisis is not mentioned.

Key points

• The inability of political parties to respond to the housing crisis serves as evidence of the erosion of party systems and democracy.
• São José Almeida is identified as the author who attributes the crisis's benefits to extreme-right and radical right parties.

Context

The article argues that the housing crisis is a social issue rather than one of law and public order, highlighting the specific political consequences of this failure.

Limitations

The evidence does not specify the exact timeframe of the crisis, nor does it provide details on the specific parties involved or the nature of the erosion.

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