Pedro Gomes Sanches: "Montenegro will pay the price for keeping Neves in the Government"

In the Expresso da Manhã episode, columnist Pedro Gomes Sanches commented on the motion of censure presented by Chega against the Government, related to the case of Luís Neves. In the conversation with Paulo Baldaia, Sanches stated that Prime Minister Montenegro will have to pay the political price for keeping Luís Neves in the Executive, suggesting that keeping Neves represents a significant political cost for the PSD leader.

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