Ventura promises motion of censure if Luís Neves doesn't leave the Government by Tuesday

The president of Chega, André Ventura, threatened to present a motion of censure against the Government if the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, doesn't leave the executive by Tuesday. Ventura thus gave his own deadline to the minister, after considering that socialist José Seguro has already made an "ultimatum" to the prime minister on this issue. The Chega leader publicly revealed his intention to force the departure of the Minister of Internal Administration through this parliamentary instrument. The threat of a motion of censure comes at a time of political tension around Luís Neves' portfolio, with opposition parties pressuring the Executive over his performance. Ventura positions himself as yet another voice demanding explanations or even the departure of the Government member, joining what he describes as an ultimatum already launched by Seguro to the prime minister.