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Enough defends “balance law” in rents and demarcates “liberalizing crazy” of the government

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Briefings

Chega president André Ventura defended a housing regime as a 'law of equilibrium' against the Government's 'liberalizing whims,' while criticizing the PS for maintaining status quo. He stated he is on the side of those concerned with housing costs and legitimate demonstrations, urging police to maintain order. The housing reform was approved in September with PSD and Chega votes, though Chega abstained after a PSD-Chega agreement on specialities.

Key points

• Chega president André Ventura defended a housing regime as a 'law of equilibrium' against the Government's 'liberalizing whims' while criticizing the PS for maintaining status quo.
• The housing reform was approved in September with PSD and Chega votes, though Chega abstained after a PSD-Chega agreement on specialities.

Context

Chega president André Ventura defended a housing regime as a 'law of equilibrium' against the Government's 'liberalizing whims' while criticizing the PS for maintaining status quo. He stated he is on the side of those concerned with housing costs and legitimate demonstrations, urging police to maintain order.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the September 30 housing reform approval and the October 31 parliamentary debate. No specific dates for the PSD-Chega agreement are provided, and the extent of Chega's abstention beyond the general statement is unclear.

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