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Luís Neves admits: "I made one or two mistakes and I've already acknowledged them"

RTP Notícias1 September 2026 at 13:10

The Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, publicly admitted to having made "one or two mistakes" in the performance of his duties. The statement was made this afternoon in Madeira, during a visit or event in the region.

The government official acknowledged the mistakes "with all humility", demonstrating a posture of self-criticism in the face of identified failures. The specific errors the minister is referring to are not specified.

The visit to Madeira comes within the broader context of his work as Minister of Internal Administration, the department responsible for coordinating security and civil protection policy in Portugal. The article provides no additional details on the specific purpose of this trip to the autonomous region.

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