Ventura is "more inclined to proceed" with a motion of censure and accuses Luís Neves of "Al Capone style"

The leader of Chega, André Ventura, announced this Wednesday that he is "more inclined to go ahead" with a motion of censure against the Government. The decision is related to the maintenance of Luís Neves as minister of Internal Administration. André Ventura waited for the minister's explanations, but claims to have been "disappointed and stupefied" by what he heard. The leader of Chega considers there is an almost absolute consensus that the official no longer has the conditions to remain in office. The party will decide this Wednesday whether to formally present the motion of censure. André Ventura also criticized what he designated as the "Al Capone style" of Luís Neves.