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Social inheritance or lower income tax: parties already have measures for budget marked by pensions

Público1 September 2026 at 07:07

The Portuguese parties present their proposals for the State Budget, which is marked by the theme of pensions. PSD and IL point to IRS-related measures, while Chega focuses on the retirement age. PS focuses on the consequences of the storms.

Livre insists on taxing the wealthiest, while PCP and BE advocate for wage increases. PAN proposes free passes and JPP mentions "territorial continuity". Each party presents its priorities for the State Budget.

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