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Controversy with Luís Neves: «I'm not worried about cases and little cases. What's important is his work»

Government official José Luís Arnaut considered the plan for the State's re-entry into REN's capital justified, emphasizing the strategic importance of the energy sector. This position comes in a context of some controversy involving Luís Neves, who responded to the criticism by saying he is not worried about "cases and petty matters," affirming that what matters is the work carried out.

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