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"We didn't have fireworks, but Chega managed to keep the Minister of Internal Administration burning"

Now1 September 2026 at 20:52

Fernanda de Almeida Pinheiro spoke about the need for rigor and respect for legal norms, underlining that those with special responsibilities of public representation or police bodies must "comply with the law scrupulously." The declaration arises in the context of a political situation involving the Chega party and the Minister of Internal Administration.

The title of the intervention suggests that, although there were no incidents involving fireworks, the Chega party managed to keep the Minister of Internal Administration in a delicate or controversial position. The title uses the word "burning" in a figurative sense, referring to a situation of political pressure or crisis.

Fernanda de Almeida Pinheiro emphasized the importance of scrupulous compliance with the law by those who hold public responsibilities or lead police bodies. Her message appears to be directed at political leaders and security forces, warning of the need to act within legal limits.

Fernanda de Almeida Pinheiro's intervention comes as an appeal to legality and rigorous compliance with norms, at a time when the Chega party maintains pressure on the Minister of Internal Administration, creating a political situation that the headline describes metaphorically as the minister "burning."

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