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António José Seguro, in his inaugural address as President of the Republic, called for cross-party cooperation to ensure political stability and avoid frequent parliamentary dissolutions, while proposing national pacts on healthcare, housing, and economic growth.
The Secretary-General of the PS submitted a strategic motion for the March primaries, prioritising the economy, housing, the NHS, fiscal policy, and combating the far-right.
The socialist leader Carneiro expresses frustration over the lack of response from Montenegro regarding five critical letters he sent, which included proposals on health, housing, defense, justice, and storm damage mitigation. He emphasizes that while patience is important, it has its limits, indicating a growing urgency for action on these pressing issues.
The leader of the PS says António José Seguro won because he set the right priorities — “health, housing, the economy”.
The support is justified by Catarina Martins's role in defending the SNS (National Health Service), housing, employment and equality, and in opposing the far right.
In this episode, we discuss the second phase of the E-Lar programme, the new VAT rules for housing, and the European report showing that women continue to earn significantly less than men. We also highlight the return of Russian gas to Sines, the resignation of the president of SATA, the OECD's forecasts for the Portuguese economy, and the risk of the NHS ending the year with a record deficit.
