The Chega party publicly questioned the management of the Municipal Housing Institute (IHM), pointing to an alleged "lack of control" in public housing. The situation was reported by the party representative, Hugo Nunes, who criticized the way the organization manages social housing neighborhoods.
Hugo Nunes reported alleged opacity in the waiting lists for public housing, suggesting there is a lack of transparency in how candidates are organized and monitored. This criticism arises in a context of growing demand for affordable housing.
The Chega councilor also pointed to the under-occupation of housing units as a serious problem, suggesting that there are empty or underutilized homes while families are waiting for housing. This issue raises doubts about the effectiveness in managing the municipal housing assets.
Additionally, Hugo Nunes demanded accountability regarding works carried out in the Nogueira and Argentina neighborhoods, requesting explanations about the destination of investments made in these residential areas. The party thus aims to ensure greater oversight and transparency in the management of the municipal housing stock.
