Council of State addressed “structural challenges” (including housing)

Council of State addressed

The Council of State ended about five hours this Monday. In a statement, the Presidency of the Republic stated that “structural challenges of the country” were addressed, particularly “in the areas of inequality, territorial cohesion and access to essential goods such as housing, education and health”.

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02/11/2026
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A this Monday's meeting of the Council of State on social cohesion ended after about five hours, after 8 p.m. On the table were the “structural challenges of the country”, particularly “in the areas of inequality, territorial cohesion and access to essential goods such as housing, education and health”.

 

“The Council of State, meeting under the presidency of His Excellency the President of the Republic, today, November 2, 2026, in the Palace of Bethlehem, had as its theme the “Social Cohesion”. The State Councillors were listened to on the paths they consider appropriate for strengthening social cohesion, as a condition for responding to the country's structural challenges, particularly in the areas of inequality, territorial cohesion and access to essential goods such as housing, education and health ", contextualized the Presidency of the Republic, in a statement.

The same note pointed out that “the President of the Republic valued the contributions made by the State Councillors, who enriched the reflection on this subject, reaffirming the importance of social cohesion to citizens’ confidence in democratic institutions”.

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