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CHEGA-Madeira also doesn't hold back in criticism of Luís Neves

Funchal Notícias1 September 2026 at 16:31

The CHEGA-Madeira expressed its most vehement repudiation of the posture of the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves. In a statement, the party harshly criticized what it considered to be a "shameful posture" by the government official.

The criticism arose following the ceremonial session commemorating the 148th anniversary of the Regional Command of the Public Security Police (PSP) of Madeira. The event took place this Tuesday at the Museum of the Press of Madeira, in Câmara de Lobos.

The CHEGA party thus joined the voices that did not hold back in criticizing the minister during this ceremony, without specifying other details about their content.

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