The president of Chega considered that the Luís Neves case "keeps muddying the institutions" and accused the remaining opposition parties of showing "courage schizophrenia". This accusation arose in the context of a motion of censure presented by the party.
According to the Chega leader, the vote on the motion of censure will serve to "separate the wheat from the chaff" among the opposition parties. The motion will function as a test of each party's position, highlighting those who, in the words of the Chega president, "do not want to do anything to remove Luís Neves".
The Luís Neves case, whose specific nature is not detailed in the article, has been causing institutional wear according to the perspective expressed by the Chega party. The party uses the motion of censure as a political instrument to force the remaining opposition parties to take a clear position on the issue.
