The leader of Chega, André Ventura, accused the Government of living in a "parallel reality" and of not being able to assume its own responsibility for the failures in national exams.
Ventura highlighted three "specific moments" related to the failures in national exams, although the article does not specify what these moments are.
The criticism from Chega's leader arises in the context of problems identified in national exams, where the party points to failures attributed to the governance. The article does not provide additional details about the consequences or reactions from the Executive to these accusations.
