Prime Minister Luís Montenegro said on Thursday that the motion of censure presented by Chega makes no sense, underlining that there is no reason to justify interrupting the Government's work. The statements were made from São Tomé and Príncipe, where Montenegro was on an official visit.
Chega's motion of censure comes in the context of the controversies involving the Minister of Internal Administration. The far-right party decided to proceed with this parliamentary initiative against the Executive.
Montenegro accused the opposition of political and partisan games, arguing that the opposition forces would be more capable of presenting themselves as alternatives to the Government if they showed a sense of responsibility. No one wants, according to the prime minister, to be governed by forces that do not demonstrate responsibility and a sense of State.
