The leader of the Chega party, André Ventura, deemed "unqualifiable" the speech of the Minister of the Presidency, Luís Neves, questioning what he would know about the prime minister. This criticism arises in the context of a political arm-wrestling match between Ventura and the Government member.
Ventura had announced he would present a motion of no confidence against the Government if Luís Neves was not removed from the position. The minister assumed duties at the beginning of this year, and this fact was what triggered the political controversy.
The tension between the Chega party and the executive remains, with Ventura pressuring for the departure of Luís Neves from the position he occupies following the government reshuffle. The threat of a motion of no confidence places the Government in a delicate position.
