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All because of Luís Neves: Chega admits moving forward with motion of no confidence as early as September 1st

The Chega party admits it may proceed with a motion of censure against the Government as early as September 1st, with leader André Ventura having already informed the party's MPs that this possibility is on the table, apparently related to the figure of Luís Neves.

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