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Workers from Lusíadas agency complain of "threat" from ChegaPhoto by Grzegorz Lewandowski on Pexels
Politics

Workers from Lusíadas agency complain of "threat" from Chega

Observador2 September 2026 at 15:29

Workers from the Agency report that they were targeted by threats from the Chega party. Pedro Frazão, identified as a party member, reportedly advocated publicly for the closure of the Agency.

The workers' committee issued a statement saying that professionals will not be intimidated by this type of political pressure.

The workers guarantee they will continue to defend the public news service, considering it essential for democracy.

The episode occurs in a context of tension between political forces and public media outlets in Portugal.

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