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Ventura will make possible all “capable” proposals for less housing and fuel costs

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Briefings

André Ventura, president of the Chega party, stated on November 15, 2026, that the party will accept all parliamentary proposals deemed 'economically feasible' to reduce housing and fuel costs, criticizing the government for lacking dialogue. He specifically noted that the executive under Luís Montenegro would not approve proposals like housing deductions or unlimited fuel tax exemptions, citing the need for concrete solutions rather than promises.

Key points

• André Ventura, president of the Chega party, publicly criticized the government for lacking dialogue on housing and fuel costs.
• Ventura specified that the executive under Luís Montenegro would not approve proposals such as housing deductions or unlimited fuel tax exemptions.

Context

During a visit to the Feira da Golegã in Santarém, Ventura accused the government of making only one thing: the things the government should have done. He emphasized that people live from proposals, not promises, and that reducing fuel prices is a national requirement.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to Ventura's statements on November 15, 2026, regarding the Chega party's acceptance of 'economically feasible' proposals. Specific details on which proposals were accepted or rejected are not provided, and the evidence does not confirm the government's official response to these criticisms.

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