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The motion of censure is "a stillborn", but serves for Ventura to take revenge on Luís Neves

CNN Portugal5 September 2026 at 18:57

The motion of censure presented by André Ventura is described as "a stillborn", but mainly serves for Ventura to take revenge on Luís Neves.

Commentator Mafalda Anjos recalls that Luís Neves, as director of the PJ, always showed himself against populism.

Mafalda Anjos further states that Luís Neves denied several statements by André Ventura about criminality.

The article does not provide further details about the specific content of the motion of censure or about the circumstances in which it was presented.

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