Chega advances with motion of censure against the Government
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Chega advances with motion of censure against the Government

SAPO Notícias2 September 2026 at 16:52

The Chega party advanced with a motion of censure against the Government. André Ventura confirmed that he would take this measure, having threatened to do so at the end of last week if Luís Neves remained as minister of Internal Administration.

Luís Neves is the minister of Internal Administration targeted by the motion of censure. André Ventura, leader of Chega, is the main person behind the initiative.

The success of the motion of censure is considered unlikely. For the initiative to be approved, Chega depends on the support of the left in the vote.

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