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Paulo Núncio: "The motion doesn't make absolutely any sense"

Observador7 September 2026 at 10:35

Paulo Núncio publicly defended the work of the Minister of Internal Administration, stating that a motion of censure presented against the official makes no sense. The politician emphasized that it is necessary to demonstrate judgment in approving the State Budget.

Núncio also warned that the so-called "fake news" regarding the frigates will have legal consequences, stating that these matters will end up in court. This position arises in the context of political debates on the management of the Ministry of Internal Administration.

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