This is an opinion article by Luísa Salgueiro about housing in Portugal. The title suggests that the text addresses the situation of people who are in an intermediate position, that is, who do not qualify for social housing but also cannot afford the costs of the housing market. The subtitle indicates that this intermediate position has ceased to be a safe place for these people. The author mentions that the right to housing is enshrined in the Portuguese Constitution, highlighting that this right exists without income brackets, suggesting that it should be guaranteed to all citizens regardless of their economic situation. The article appears to argue that housing policies should address the needs of those who are excluded from both social programs and the free market.
Politics
A house for those left in the middle
Público9 September 2026 at 00:20
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