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Motion of censure is "legitimate, although it doesn't make sense"

Observador4 September 2026 at 18:44

Montenegro said that the next time he will speak about the Luís Neves topic will be at the motion of censure debate on Tuesday. The matter will not be addressed before that date, according to the PSD leader during the party's parliamentary sessions.

However, Montenegro guarantees that, although the motion of censure is legitimate, the initiative doesn't make sense. This position arises in the context of the PSD's parliamentary sessions, where the party has been debating relevant political issues.

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