Ventura meets Chega leadership today to decide on motion of censure against the Government
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Ventura meets Chega leadership today to decide on motion of censure against the Government

SAPO Notícias31 August 2026 at 13:24

Chega leader André Ventura meets with the party leadership this Monday to decide whether to proceed with a motion of censure against the Government. The meeting comes at a time of internal assessment of the party's political strategy.

Chega had initially planned to present the motion of censure this Tuesday, which demonstrates the urgency the party attached to the initiative. However, the final decision was conditioned on this leadership meeting.

The motion of censure represents one of the main parliamentary oversight tools available to the opposition, allowing the party to demonstrate its position regarding the executive's actions and mobilize public opinion around its political criticisms.

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