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"I confess I was flabbergasted by Luís Neves' press conference in Funchal. All of that was a horror show"

CNN Portugal5 September 2026 at 22:22

Francisco Rodrigues dos Santos reacted with strong criticism to the press conference held by Luís Neves, Minister of Internal Administration, in the city of Funchal. In his segment "Truth and Consequence," the commentator confessed to having been "flabbergasted" by what he witnessed, describing the event as a "horror show."

The minister's press conference in Funchal generated strong controversy, drawing attention to Luís Neves' performance at the helm of the Internal Administration portfolio. Rodrigues dos Santos did not hold back in his words when assessing the government official's presentation.

Francisco Rodrigues dos Santos is a commentator on the segment "Truth and Consequence," where he shared his opinion on the situation. His reaction highlights the dissatisfaction of part of the political spectrum with the way the minister handled the matter in question.

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