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"It doesn't seem to me that Montenegro will run because of a motion of censure which, moreover, will be rejected"

CNN Portugal28 August 2026 at 23:15

Margarida Davim, commentator at CNN Portugal, commented on André Ventura's threat to present a motion of censure against the Government. According to the analyst, Ventura is "making the most of it better than anyone else," meaning he is strategically taking advantage of the situation.

Davim expressed her opinion that Prime Minister Luís Montenegro should not react hastily to this threat. The commentator considers it unlikely that Montenegro will make hasty decisions because of a motion of censure.

The analyst also highlighted that the motion of censure in question will most likely be rejected, which diminishes the political impact of Ventura's threat. This assessment suggests that the motion does not represent a real threat to the Executive.

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