The leader of Chega, Ventura, is trying to form a "great consensus" between Seguro and the PS against Neves. This strategy comes at a time of political tension regarding the tenure of a minister in the government.
Ventura postponed his "final decision" on the motion of censure to Tuesday. Before taking a position, he will hear his party and speak with the President of the Republic.
Despite the postponement, Ventura has already made it clear that he believes the minister's tenure is unsustainable. This position indicates that the party will likely proceed with the motion of censure next week.
The postponement allows Ventura time to build support among opposition political forces, trying to unite different parties against the government.
