Portugal’s Social Democratic Party (PSD) and the governing coalition are making a final push to secure an agreement with the Socialist Party (PS) regarding a unified social welfare system. This effort comes as proposals for the reform are scheduled to be voted on in parliament. A meeting between parliamentary groups is underway, aiming to bridge the gap between the parties. The proposed reform seeks to streamline the country’s social support programs into a single, universal system. Without the PS’s support, the government may face challenges in passing the legislation. The outcome of these negotiations is crucial for the future of social welfare in Portugal, potentially impacting millions of citizens. The parties are attempting to reach consensus before the final vote on the proposals.