Costa has to explain the treatment of the twins at Santa Maria,' says Ilish.

The leader of the Chega party, André Ventura, has conveyed to Marcel Rebel de Souza the party's position on the budget, which he says is designed to restore revenues and reduce taxes, but a "nimble focus" that allows money to be withdrawn on one side and returned on the other. He also criticizes the government for misconstructing policies based on subsidies and "public surpluses," supporting "clienteles" instead of investing in companies and families.

Ventura also said that the political environment is increasingly "polarized" and "conflicted" and that it is increasingly difficult to discuss issues with the PS. He cites the examples of privatizing Efafec (a Portuguese energy company) or raising the harvesting fee. Chega also' 'expressed his position to the president on the increase in the harvesting fee, indicating that it could be set at 25 euros per year compared to the planned 25 euros, although he immediately remarked that negotiations would be "impossible". The incident with tribes demanding explanations in recent days has shown that "we have no soil under our feet", while the government does what it wants and increasingly "disrespects the president and opposition parties", Ventura said, suggesting that Marcelo should give a "strong" response to the government.

According to' 'Iniciativa Liberal (IL)

they propose to Prime Minister Antonio Costa to give a justification in connection with the case of the twins who received expensive treatment at the Santa Maria Hospital. Regarding the hurdle related to the planned IUC increase, it says: "it is necessary to report what needs to be reported. [The President] has already given an explanation on the matter, so the questions have been removed. Health has no price".