Politicians changing rental laws own over a thousand properties ↗
Front page leadGovernment members and deputies from PSD, Chega, IL, and CDS-PP own 1039 properties; many are landlords or investors in the real estate sector.
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The news on Público's front page focuses on domestic Portuguese issues, including a major story about politicians owning numerous properties while involved in changing rental laws, and ongoing housing protests in Lisbon and Porto. International news covers French President Macron's response to…
Government members and deputies from PSD, Chega, IL, and CDS-PP own 1039 properties; many are landlords or investors in the real estate sector.
Protesters have decided to stay camped in Lisbon and Porto after the PSP demanded they leave due to a lack of licensing, while the Ombudsman requested information on police actions in Porto.
French President Macron described the protests as 'rage and shame' and promised an inflexible response following Saturday's violence, which resulted in at least 1200 arrests and 150 injured police officers.
A debate between Lula and Flávio featured few policy proposals and numerous accusations.