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Luís Neves rules out resignation and says 'nothing' will remove him from office

Braga TV2 September 2026 at 09:31

Interior Minister Luís Neves publicly ruled out the possibility of resigning from his position, guaranteeing that nothing will remove him from carrying out his government duties. The declaration took place during a ceremony of the Public Security Police in Madeira.

Luís Neves stated that he will not be intimidated by the criticism and accusations he has faced, asserting that he possesses legitimate authority to remain in Government. The minister demonstrated determination to continue in office despite the political pressure.

The episode occurs within a context of growing political tension involving the minister, who has been facing scrutiny and public contestation. The ceremony in Madeira was apparently used by Luís Neves to reinforce his position and demonstrate institutional support.

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