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Livre party proposes extended national pass, increase in family allowance and state-run nursing homes in OE2027
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Livre party proposes extended national pass, increase in family allowance and state-run nursing homes in OE2027

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 15:25

The Livre party presented a set of proposals for the 2027 State Budget, which include the implementation of an extended national pass, the increase in family allowance and the creation of state-run nursing homes.

Isabel Mendes Lopes criticized the Executive, accusing it of trying to empty the work of deputies in the budgetary process.

The deputy also rejected any conditioning by the PSD/CDS coalition on the budget debate taking place in Parliament.

The Livre proposals arise in the context of the OE2027 discussion, where Isabel Mendes Lopes positioned herself against external interference in the legislative process.

Why this matters

Readers are directly affected by the budgetary policies being discussed, especially families who depend on family allowance and elderly people who need care in nursing homes. The article reveals tensions between the Executive and Parliament over the budget drafting process, which may influence which measures will be approved.

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