The Deputy and deputy leader of the PS bench criticized Luís Montenegro, accusing him of spending 800 million euros on measures that exclude approximately 2 million families. The criticism arises in the context of a political debate about the fiscal policies of the Executive.
The socialist stated that Passos Coelho did not lie when he made previous statements, suggesting a comparison between current and previous leadership. The main accusation relates to the way the Government has been implementing fiscal measures.
The PS Deputy also accused the Government of "lying to Parliament" regarding IRS, questioning the transparency of the information provided to Members of Parliament. This accusation directly targets the credibility of the Executive before the Assembly of the Republic.
The criticisms arise within the scope of a broader debate about the priorities of the State Budget and the distribution of tax benefits, with the opposition questioning who the true beneficiaries of government measures are.
