Pedro Siza Vieira asks: "Are they all drunk?"
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Pedro Siza Vieira asks: "Are they all drunk?"

Expresso4 September 2026 at 07:00

The Neves case continues to dominate the Portuguese political agenda, remaining a central topic even after the holiday period. The analysis is conducted by Pedro Siza Vieira and Pedro Marques Lopes, on the program "Bloco Central," with moderation by Paulo Baldaia.

Pedro Siza Vieira raises the provocative question "Are they all drunk?", suggesting a critique of the conduct of those involved in the case. The expression indicates a certain astonishment or disbelief at the decisions or positions taken within the scope of this political situation.

The program "Bloco Central" serves as a platform for this political analysis, bringing together two commentators to debate the impact and implications of the Neves case on the Portuguese political landscape. The moderation of Paulo Baldaia guides the discussion on this matter which, according to the analysis, did not lose relevance during the holiday period.

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