The PSD and CDS-PP today begin a series of sessions across the country on the proposal for a State Budget for 2027, with the presence of ministers and leaders of both parties.
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12/11/2026
by
Lusa
O PSD and CDS-PP will hold between today and to date 21 sessions across the country on the proposal of the State Budget for 2027 with ministers and leaders of both parties.
The first session is held tonight with Hugo Soares, Secretary General and Parliamentary Leader of the PSD, and Paulo Nuncio, Chairman of the Parliamentary Group of the CDS-PP, in a hotel in Setúbal, at 9:00 p.m.
In an initiative entitled “State Budget Days for 2027: By a more prepared Portugal”, the program – released only until 19th – has the presence, for now, of 12 of the 16 ministers of the current executive PSD/CDS-PP and indicates that it will go through “all districts of the country”.
On Saturday, the Minister of State and Foreign Affairs, Paulo Rangel, will be in Arcos de Valdevez (district of Viana do Castelo), that of Education, Science and Innovation, Fernando Alexandre, in Macedo de Cavaleiros (Bragança) and that of Environment and Energy, Maria da Graça Carvalho, in Castelo Branco.
Over the next week and in several districts, Minister Margarida Balseiro Lopes, Carlos Abreu Amorim, Miguel Pinto Luz, Rita Júdice, Gonçalo Matias, António Leitão Amaro, Nuno Melo, Luís Neves and Rosario Palma Ramalho will be involved.
In the program released until the 19th – but that will be extended until the 21st – there is not yet the participation of PSD president and Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro.
The proposal of the Government of the State Budget for 2027 was approved on October 28 in general in the Assembly of the Republic with votes in favor of PSD and CDS-PP, abstentions of PS, PAN and JPP and against Enough, IL, Livre, PCP and BE.
The over 2,800 amendments to the OE2027 tabled by the parties will begin to be discussed and voted in parliament from 18 November, culminating in the final overall vote of the document on 24 November.

