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«There will not be a single deputy outside Chega voting in favor of the motion of censure»

Now5 September 2026 at 01:29

Mariana Lima Cunha stated that there will not be a single deputy outside Chega voting in favor of the motion of censure presented by the party. The declaration underscores Chega's isolated position on this political issue.

The commentator highlighted that this is not just any situation, warning about the consequences of presidential silence. According to Mariana Lima Cunha, this silence allows sources and adversaries to occupy the media space to the detriment of other narratives.

The context includes the existence of judicial investigations that appear to be related to the motion of censure in question. These investigations are referred to as part of the framing of the current political situation.

The motion of censure presented by Chega thus emerges at a time marked by judicial investigation and by silence on the part of the Presidency which, according to Mariana Lima Cunha, has an impact on the media coverage of events.

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