The Socialist Party accused Chega of giving an "escape route" to the Government in responding to the rising cost of living. The accusation was made by the Socialist parliamentary leader, who considered that the proposals from André Ventura's party do not represent a true alternative.
The PS official classified Chega's proposals as a "hoax," arguing that they have no immediate effectiveness to support Portuguese families. According to the same source, the measures presented do not concretely address problems related to fuel, food and housing.
This exchange of accusations takes place in the context of the political debate on combating the increase in the cost of living in Portugal, where opposition parties have been presenting proposals to face inflation and rising prices that affect families.
