The Chega party will proceed with a motion of no confidence against the Government, related to the controversy involving the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves. The information was confirmed by the party's national leader, André Ventura.
According to the Portuguese News Agency, the motion has already been submitted to the national parliament. This is an initiative of the far-right party, which decided to take this measure following the controversy surrounding the minister.
André Ventura, the national leader of Chega, was the figure responsible for publicly announcing this decision, confirming that the party would proceed with the motion of no confidence against the central Executive.
The context for this motion relates to the controversies that have surrounded the performance and decisions of the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, which prompted Chega's political reaction in parliament.
