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Chega reaffirms it does not "want elections every day" and reminds: "Luís Neves doesn't scare anyone"Photo by Eva Bronzini on Pexels
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Chega reaffirms it does not "want elections every day" and reminds: "Luís Neves doesn't scare anyone"

CNN Portugal2 September 2026 at 20:30

Chega presented a motion of censure against the Government due to the controversies surrounding minister Luís Neves. The political formation led by André Ventura decided to proceed with this initiative against the executive.

Rodrigo Taxa, a deputy for Chega, was responsible for explaining the reasons that led the party to present this motion of censure. Taxa detailed the reasons behind the party's decision.

Chega made a point of clarifying that it does not want "elect

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