The Chega party advocates for the implementation of zero VAT on basic basket food products. During the NOW program panel, this proposal was presented as a measure to support Portuguese families.
The Chega leader commented on the Socialist Party's position, hoping that it will "use good judgment" and not be influenced by what he classified as populism, suggesting that the measure is sensible and necessary.
The NOW panel also addressed the direct consequences for Portuguese families with mortgage loans indexed to Euribor, a topic that has generated concern among consumers.
