"The minister of police asks police chiefs: 'How many criminals have you been arresting?' Few, we're busy investigating you"
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"The minister of police asks police chiefs: 'How many criminals have you been arresting?' Few, we're busy investigating you"

SAPO Notícias6 September 2026 at 23:28

The article refers to the return of the satirical program "This Is Making Fun of Who Works," which humorously addresses political and social issues. The segment includes a reference to a minister of police who questions police chiefs about the number of criminals arrested, receiving as a response that few have been detained because they are busy investigating him himself. This situation satirizes alleged investigations involving government members or political figures. The article also mentions that Luís Neves had a great summer, possibly related to political or media developments during that period. The general tone is one of humorous criticism of the political class and the country's situation.

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