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Have political parties become claustrophobic?

This analysis addresses three pressing issues in Portuguese politics: the possible creation of a new political movement that raises doubts about the internal cohesion of the PS, the measures to retain doctors in the country's interior, and the challenges of public housing, considered insufficient given the needs. The text questions the effectiveness of the solutions presented by the government to solve structural problems such as the depopulation of the interior and the housing crisis.

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