Chega announces today whether it will proceed with a motion of censure against the Government
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Chega announces today whether it will proceed with a motion of censure against the Government

Correio da Manhã1 September 2026 at 01:30

Chega announced this Monday that it would reveal during the day whether it would proceed with a motion of censure against the Government. The decision was made after a meeting of the party's national and parliamentary bodies.

André Ventura, leader of Chega, met with the party's structures to debate the final position on the executive. The far-right party has been one of the main critics of the current Government.

The Chega leader also revealed that he had requested a telephone conversation with the President of the Republic, at a time of political tension between the party and the executive.

The eventual presentation of a motion of censure would represent an escalation of political instability, at a time when the PS minority Government has faced challenges in passing measures in parliament.

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