Negotiations Intensify Over Foreigners Law
PSD and Chega are still navigating a complex path to jointly approve the new foreigners law. After recent negotiations appeared to hit a deadlock, particularly following statements by André Ventura during the last biweekly debate, Chega announced on Friday the formation of a joint working group with the Social Democrats. This group is tasked with finalizing the normative design of the legislation.
Hugo Soares, the parliamentary leader of the PSD, did not deny the existence of these talks but downplayed their significance, confirming that discussions are ongoing. According to sources, the Government and the PSD continue to prioritize an agreement with Chega to secure approval for this key legislation.
Key Developments
- The working group aims to resolve sticking points and advance the law.
- This move signals a potential breakthrough after previous stalemates.
- The focus remains on crafting a law that addresses immigration and residency issues.
Insiders reveal that despite public posturing, behind-the-scenes efforts are active, highlighting the strategic importance of this collaboration in Portugal's political landscape.
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