The Chega party, through its MP Ricardo Reis, criticised the Government's action regarding support measures for the population. Reis stated that the measures implemented by the executive do not reflect an effective improvement in citizens' living conditions.
The Chega MP considered that the discount at the fuel pump, one of the support measures announced by the Government, is not being felt by the population. According to Reis, if people are asked whether they noticed the discount, the answer will be negative.
This declaration by Ricardo Reis comes in the context of a broader debate about the effectiveness of government policies to support the cost of living. Chega has been positioning itself as critical of the measures implemented by the executive, arguing that they do not effectively reach citizens.




