Luís Neves arrived at the Government as one of the most consensual choices of the February reshuffle, after a career in the Judicial Police that earned him recognition from both the left and the right. His appointment was praised by Montenegro as a significant addition to the government team.
Six months later, Luís Neves has become one of the main targets of the Chega party, which has been harshly criticizing his ministerial performance. The political tension surrounding the minister has intensified significantly in recent weeks.
This Tuesday, Luís Neves faces a double parliamentary marathon. First, he will be heard in the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, where he will have to answer questions from deputies. Then, he will attend the plenary discussion of the motion of censure presented by André Ventura, the leader of Chega, against his governmental performance.
