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"Before the Luís Neves case, the most popular minister in the Government was Luís Neves"Photo by 2427999 on Pexels
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"Before the Luís Neves case, the most popular minister in the Government was Luís Neves"

CNN Portugal7 September 2026 at 23:18

The CNN Portugal commentator Rui Calafate analyzed the tracking poll that CNN Portugal published this Monday. This poll shows PS leading in Portuguese approval, ahead of Chega and AD. The article also notes that, according to the title, before the Luís Neves case, the most popular minister in the Government was Luís Neves, suggesting that this case may have affected his popularity.

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