The Portuguese Communist Party accused the Socialist Party and Chega of being united in a position of "not touching" large economic groups. The accusation was made by Paulo Raimundo, leader of PCP.
The communist leader gave as examples the positions of these parties regarding Galp's profits, large distribution and banking. These areas were pointed out as sectors where PCP considers that PS and Chega share a similar approach.
The accusation comes in the context of political divergences between parties on the taxation of the most profitable economic sectors. PCP advocates for tighter intervention on large economic groups.
