Mayors from various parties are defending the creation of mechanisms to stop what they consider to be "party preferences" in the distribution of funds and public resources at the local level.
Élia Ascensão emerges as one of the main voices in this discussion, defending the implementation of quotas and the adoption of transparent rules in the allocation of municipal and regional funds.
The issue arises in the context of debates about how public funds are distributed among the different municipalities and regions, with criticism that the current distribution favors certain political parties to the detriment of others.
The mayors who defend this position argue that transparency in the rules and the existence of quotas can guarantee a fairer and more equitable distribution of public resources, regardless of the political affiliation of local governments.
