Cordiality in the separation of positions
Nuno Melo and Joana Mortágua discussed this Wednesday in a cordial tone and with a clear separation of positions on all topics in the television debate for the Legislative Elections, broadcast by RTP. The president of CDS-PP stated that the proposal of ceilings to the income defended by the BE is by dictator Salazar, and the deputy of the Left Bloc accused the government of “cowardice and arrogance” for rejecting this measure.
About housing, Joana Mortágua accused AD of implementing measures that increased houses prices and argued that the country “can no longer stand the lengalnga of construction” insisting that this measure works in the Netherlands.
« I know that you don’t believe much in market dynamics but as there are no houses, this is a problem that has to be solved through construction, » said Nuno Melo, adding that « the ber now takes this thing from the roof of lace as a great innovation, which is not. In Portugal and it doesn’t work outside, ”he argued.
In the answer, Mortágua insisted that construction is necessary but it will take time. « I do not know if it is a huge arrogance or if it is a huge cowardice in the face of the interests behind real estate speculation to say that the whole Europe is wrong. When the entire Europe has managed to control, if it does not decrease, prices of houses, » he said.
In health, Nuno Melo retreated to the gerungonça to blame the BE for the worsening situation, by “throwing ideology on the problems”. The centrist gave as an example the end of public-private partnerships and considered “almost criminal” what was done at the Braga Hospital. The block holder replied that « ideological is to end urgencies to give them to the private. »
In the theme of immigration, Joana Mortágua accused the government of having “made an account” that limited the entry of immigrants in the country, rejected that immigrants will “order the entrepreneurs” and asked for respect for these citizens. Nuno Melo accused the Be of an « ideological demand » that condemns immigrants « to exploration and hunger. »
