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Ventura accuses Government of living in a "parallel reality" after exam controversy

Diário de Viseu31 August 2026 at 18:45

The president of Chega, André Ventura, today accused the Government of living in a "parallel reality" after the controversy over the digital correction process of national exams. Ventura pointed to the executive's inability to self-criticize and assume responsibilities for the problems that occurred. The statement was made in reaction to the failures in the digital correction system that generated controversy in recent weeks. The Chega leader took the opportunity to harshly criticize the governmental management of this issue.

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