Minister Luís Neves is under parliamentary pressure, being heard in a committee during this morning's session. André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, will not be present at this hearing, which marks a significant absence in the political monitoring of this case.
The first executive to intervene was Luís Neves himself, who appeared before the deputies to provide clarifications. His hearing took place during the morning, in a context of expectation about the explanations he could provide.
During the afternoon, Prime Minister Montenegro took over the defense of the Government. The executive leader thus replaced the minister on the political front line, personally assuming the responsibility to answer the questions raised by the opposition.
This parliamentary marathon comes at a time of scrutiny over the Executive's actions, with the minister in question and the Prime Minister alternating in communicating with the assembly.
