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The parties are tabling 2.847 amendments to the budget.
Publication: ECO
Author: Ânia Ataíde
Source published: 06/11/2026, 21:50:26 UTC
Briefing created: 07/11/2026, 08:06:19 UTC
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Briefings
In November 2026, 2,847 party proposals for the 2027 State Budget were submitted, setting a new historical record. The Chega party led with 711 proposals, followed by PCP (650), Livre (504), and BE (368). While the Finance Minister criticized parties for submitting many proposals without planning, the PSD and CDS proposed 40 measures worth approximately 60 million euros, focusing on public housing guarantees for young people and energy autonomy. The PS proposed 180 measures, including suspending the fuel tax cut and extending public housing guarantees, with costs around 480 million euros. Coverage is limited to the 2026 budget submission period and does not include the final budget approval process.
Key points
- The Chega party submitted the highest number of budget alteration proposals at 711 in November 2026, surpassing the previous record of 2,100.
- The PSD and CDS proposed 40 measures worth approximately 60 million euros, with a significant focus on extending public housing guarantees to young people up to age 35.
Context
This briefing covers the submission of 2,847 party proposals for the 2027 State Budget in Portugal, a new historical record. The data reflects the period from November 2026 until the deadline for submission, capturing the main political shifts and specific measures proposed by major parties like Chega, PSD, CDS, and PS.
Limitations
Coverage is limited to the 2026 budget submission period and does not include the final budget approval process. Data is based on available information at the time of the briefing and may be subject to changes or updates after the deadline.
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