André Ventura, the leader of Chega, stated that his party will continue to dialogue with Luís Montenegro's Government, despite what he considered a "total rupture" with the Prime Minister. The statement came in response to questions about the future of relations between Chega and the Democratic Alliance after the debate and vote on the censure motion presented by Chega against the executive.
The Chega leader specified that the party maintains openness to dialogue "on all dossiers that are important for the country," suggesting that political cooperation may continue in specific areas, even after the conflict generated by the censure motion.
The censure motion against Luís Montenegro's Government was presented by Chega and led to a parliamentary debate that exposed the tensions between the two parties. The vote on this motion marks a moment of political rupture between Chega and the Democratic Alliance's executive.
