ZAP // Manuel de Almeida, Nuno Veiga / Lusa
Debate with disagreements in the topics under discussion – defense, housing and health – on the way to the May 18 legislatures.
Il Rui Rocha leader criticized BE’s proposal to create lace ceilings Because “they always have glass roofs”, while Mariana Mortágua argued that these limits “work and are missing Portugal”, using a liberal motto.
In the housing, the BE coordinator insisted on her proposal to impose lace ceilings and again gave as an example countries such as Germany and the Netherlands, where she said that they are producing effects, noting that the average income is above the salary that earns an ordinary citizen in Portugal, one account that said “that anyone can do, even a liberal.”
“Contrary to what Mariana argues, lace ceilings always have glass roofs,” Rui Rocha countered, leaving for a set of examples of which he showed news to say this Measure “ran bad” In cities or countries like the Netherlands, Berlin, Ireland, Barcelona, Sweden.
According to the president of IL, the application of this measure causes “fewer solutions” and also “harms future generations”, defending the liberal proposal to “build more, build more quickly and build higher”.
Agreeing with the need to build, Mortágua accused Il of defending the “construction of rich houses” and said that the reality of the Portuguese is different and so it takes a measure that lower the prices of houses.
“We must look at what is being well done [noutros países]. The lace ceilings work and are lacking in Portugal, ”he said, reinventing a motto used by IL that liberalism works and is lacking in Portugal.
For Rui Rocha, the option is to “build more, faster and higher”.
Mortágua again stressed that “the budget of education” should not be that of armament, 8 billion euros.
“If we talk about technology, technology investments, we do not invest in arms. It is not the production of weapons that will save Portugal,” he said in response to Rocha who has no doubt that “Portugal has to align their expense with greater demands than the international geopolitical situation puts us at this time.”
