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Carneiro says the prime minister should not give "reasons" for the "pyrotechnic effects" of Chega over Luís NevesPhoto by JOAO PEDRO SCARPA BALESTRIEIRO on Pexels
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Carneiro says the prime minister should not give "reasons" for the "pyrotechnic effects" of Chega over Luís Neves

Now1 September 2026 at 20:44

José Luís Carneiro considered that the prime minister should not explain what he designated as the "pyrotechnic effects" of Chega regarding Luís Neves. The official made this criticism during a public intervention about the case that has been generating political controversy.

For José Luís Carneiro, the situation is degrading the political authority of the State, a reality that, according to him, no Portuguese has any doubts about. The comment reveals the concern with the impact of political tensions on institutional credibility.

The socialist transferred the responsibility of the case to Luís Montenegro, the acting prime minister. This position is part of a context of growing tension between the main political parties and raises questions about the political management of the situation.

The case involving Luís Neves has been dominating Portuguese political news, with Chega playing an active role in monitoring and demanding explanations about the situation.

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