In his first reaction to the censure motion, Prime Minister Montenegro stated that "nothing extraordinary happened that justifies interrupting the Government's work". The head of government stressed that there are no concrete reasons for the submission of such a motion.
Montenegro classified the censure motion as "political game", criticizing the stance of the Chega party, which appears to be behind the initiative. This was the Prime Minister's first official statement after the submission of the motion.
The Prime Minister argued that the Government should continue to carry out its duties without interruptions, considering that the motion lacks sufficient grounds to justify a halt in governmental activity.
Montenegro's position comes as a direct response to the Chega party, which triggered the legislative process that now questions the executive's continuity. The Prime Minister maintains his stance that the current political moment does not require a change of course.
