ZAP // António Pedro Santos, António Cotrim / Lusa
In the debate on Wednesday, Inês Sousa Real accused the PCP of having ideological prejudice with the topics related to ecology. Paulo Raimundo does not agree, but stresses that money is missing for other things.
The leaders of CDU and from PAN They were face to face on Wednesday afternoon in pre-campaign debate for the May 18 legislative elections.
After, in the debate on Monday, the communist leader clarified that the PCP is available for a new sprint.
“We never talked the solutions,” he said. However, Raimundo stated that the PS has to change your program Because the program it has does not respond to the needs of the country, ”he added.
As for PAN coalitions, Inês Sousa Real He says the party “puts the causes at the center of the political debate.” However, He walked away from AD.
“I already made it clear that it will be very difficult to have any kind of convergence or political commitment to Luís Montenegro’s AD When we know the setbacks you made in animal protection. ”
Later, Paulo Raimundo and Inês Sousa Real diverged In the question of benefits to companies.
About the IRC, the Pan leader said that “I don’t devil the companies”. For this reason, it argues that IRC’s descent to companies that can contribute to the economy. On the other hand, it also proposes to end the “tax bumps” and increase inspection to companies that most pollute.
The communist did not agree and devalue the ecological issue: “The budget delivered 400 million euros for tax benefits to large companies – such of the 32 million euros of profit per day, regardless of social and environmental practices (…) This money was missing for other things“.
Sending a ‘pisses’ to the communists, the Pan leader said not having ideological prejudice in relation to young people who want to buy home own. He proposed to review young IRS and guarantee a bonus of credit to young people.
With a more ‘pessimistic’ position, Raimundo stated that “how many more benefits, more conditions are given to the bank to continue to rise“.
“It’s not for the bank, it’s for people”stirred Sousa Real.
More “ideological prejudice”
Even though Paulo Raimundo insisted that environmental concerns are part of the PCP program, Inês Sousa Real continued to accuse communists with ideological prejudice.
Inês Sousa Real recalled that the PCP voted against the airport’s environmental impact evaluation: “It is necessary to be coherent, It is not enough to put a pin in the lapel to say that I am an ecologist“.
Nas bullfightboth parties also differ, but Raimundo justified: “There are things that We cannot solve either by decree or by force“.
“There is a country history about it. We are talking about a traditionregardless of our assessment of it, and traditions can only be resolved by those who create them. And the people who created them will end them, it’s all a matter of time, ”he concluded.
