The Nationality Law is set for parliamentary discussion this week, with votes scheduled for Wednesday, April 1st, at 3:00 PM. Alongside the legislation, three petitions from immigrants will be considered. The law's passage remains uncertain, as André Ventura of the Chega party has criticised the government's text as too lenient. Meanwhile, the Socialist Party (PS) has proposed amendments to create a more balanced approach, including a transitional regime. The debate follows a Constitutional Court ruling that found previous amendments unconstitutional. The petitions, authored by Ilia Bobin, Juliet Cristino, and lawyer Priscila S. Nazareth Ferreira, advocate for maintaining the five-year residency requirement and counting residency time from the date of the initial application, proposals that currently face government resistance.