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Parliament today approved the PCP's proposal to create support lines of up to € 5,000 for the victims of storm Leslie, which hit the central region of the country on October 13th and 14th. .
As part of the vote on the state budget for 2019 (OE2019), the proposal of the Communists to create a "line of assistance to victims" was rejected by the PS, the abstention of Social Democrats and the votes in favor of BE and CDS-PP.
At stake are the five thousand euro stands which, according to the Communists' proposal, are "except for the rules, requirements and requirements" of the PDR2020 Rural Development Program.
The PCP diploma was also intended to provide early support to small and medium-sized farmers, including "associations, cooperatives and producer groups", "by promoting the necessary progress with the victims".
The passage of Hurricane Leslie in Portugal, where he arrived in the form of a tropical storm, left 28 homeless and 61 homeless on the weekend of 13 and 14 October.
The storm mainly affected the central region, where it caused damage of more than 120 million euros.
Civil Protection mobilized 8,217 operational personnel, who have to cope with 2,495 events, particularly the fall of trees and structures and landslides.
The district most affected by Leslie was that of Coimbra, where the storm, with a "very erratic road", was felt with greater intensity, according to the National Authority of Civil Protection (ANPC).
In Figueira da Foz, a gust of wind reached about 176 kilometers at the 13th hour, the highest recorded figure in Portugal, according to the Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA ).
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