Chega's leader, André Ventura, challenged the opposition to prove in Parliament its position against the Government through the voting of the motion of censure presented by the party. Ventura considered that this vote will allow evaluating the position of the remaining opposition forces.
André Ventura accused some parties of criticizing Luís Montenegro's Executive, but of then adopting different positions in parliamentary votes. The president of Chega argues that the motion of censure serves as a test of the opposition parties' coherence.
The party thus presented a motion of censure against Luís Montenegro's Government, using it as an instrument to confront the remaining political forces about their true stance towards the Executive. The article ends incompletely, without presenting the complete conclusion of André Ventura's statements.
