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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, leading the Democratic Alliance (AD) government, is actively seeking to navigate the political crisis by extending an "olive branch" to opposition parties. He has announced and commenced meetings with the far-right Chega party and the Socialist Party (PS) to discuss crucial housing policy. Both Chega and the PS have accepted the invitation to meet, although some within the opposition have characterized these engagements as a mere tactic by the Prime Minister.
Observador:
Montenegro Tries to Overcome Crisis with Olive Branch
Luís Montenegro is attempting to resolve a political crisis by offering a conciliatory gesture.
Diário de Notícias:
Montenegro Announces Meetings with Chega and PS on Housing Policy
Prime Minister Montenegro has announced that he will hold meetings with the Chega and PS parties on Thursday to discuss housing policy.
Público:
PS and Chega Accept Meeting with Montenegro; Opposition Cites 'Tactic' and…
The Socialist Party (PS) and the Chega party have agreed to a meeting with Luís Montenegro, though the opposition views it as a strategic move and an act of arrogance. The story is linked to a podcast discussing Montenegro's speech to the nation.
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