PAN (People-Animals-Nature) announced that this Sunday it will reveal the voting direction on the motion of censure to the government. This decision comes at a time of growing political tension surrounding the Executive.
Inês Sousa Real, PAN's vice-chair, took advantage of a march for Animal Rights that took place this afternoon in Lisbon to intervene publicly. During the event, she demanded clarifications from the prime minister about political trust in Luís Neves.
Luís Neves, whose name is associated with this demand for explanations, appears to be at the center of a controversy that motivated the presentation of the motion of censure. PAN, a party traditionally critical of government policies, thus remains an active intervenor in the Portuguese political landscape.
