President of the IHRU admits that he was not “happy” in his statements on housing. Young people “we miss much”

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Briefings

IHRU President Benjamim Pereira admitted his housing statements were not entirely 'happy' due to perceived lack of young people's sacrifice, while Minister Miguel Pinto Luz criticized the remarks as nostalgic. Pereira rejected claims that young people lacked difficulties or suffered consequences, instead emphasizing the government's success in housing measures like the IRS Jovem and public guarantees. The IHRU highlighted 31,700 housing units delivered under the PRR, though critics note the government did not explicitly mention the right to protest or the reasons for emigration.

Key points

Pereira rejected claims that young people lacked difficulties or suffered consequences, instead emphasizing the government's success in housing measures like the IRS Jovem and public guarantees.

Context

The IHRU President defended housing efforts against criticism from the Minister of Housing, Miguel Pinto Luz, who argued that housing has always been a problem and that Portuguese people sacrificed for it. Pereira emphasized that young people are needed and that the government has successfully implemented measures like the IRS Jovem and public guarantees.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to IHRU President's statements and the Minister's rebuttal; no data on young people's actual housing difficulties or reasons for emigration is provided.

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