The president of Chega, André Ventura, expressed hope that the president of the Assembly of the Republic, José Pedro Aguiar-Branco, does not want to become a "block to transparency". Ventura's position arises in reaction to the warning made by Aguiar-Branco that he will reject the parliamentary inquiry committee on Luís Neves if the party does not change the grounds and objects invoked.
Ventura publicly expressed his disagreement with the position of the president of the Assembly of the Republic. The Chega leader argues that the creation of this inquiry committee is a matter of transparency and that it should not be blocked.
The Chega party is the one responsible for having proposed the creation of this parliamentary inquiry committee. However, Aguiar-Branco warned that the initiative will be rejected if the grounds and objects initially presented by the party are not altered.
The exchange of positions between the two political leaders occurs in a context of tension over access to information and parliamentary scrutiny. Ventura insists that transparency must prevail, while Aguiar-Branco maintains his threat to reject the proposal if the changes he considers necessary are not made.
