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Luís Montenegro reaffirms confidence in the Minister of Internal Administration

The Portuguese Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro, publicly expressed his confidence in the Minister of Internal Administration, highlighting the quality and competence of the official despite the controversies and political criticisms that have emerged. This declaration comes at a time of pressure on the Executive, reinforcing institutional support for the government member in question.

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