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Ventura threw a tantrum, but will he get what he wants?

Observador3 September 2026 at 09:39

André Ventura, leader of Chega, intends to bring down the Portuguese Government due to a situation involving a minister. Ventura's action has resulted, for now, in greater media exposure for the party, translating into more airtime. The publication also questions António José Seguro's posture regarding the numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous numerous controversy, suggesting that he may be ignoring it or simply watching from the sidelines. The text presents itself as a criticism of Ventura's strategy, calling it a "tantrum," but acknowledges that he may get what he wants.

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