The Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, guaranteed he will not step down, responding thus to the criticism directed at him in Parliament. The minister's intervention took place in the Assembly of the Republic during an information session.
Pedro Pinto, an MP from the Chega party, accused Luís Neves of not having provided the clarifications that had been requested of him. The parliamentarian classified the first 15 minutes of the minister's speech as "cheap propaganda," expressing his dissatisfaction with the answers received.
The Chega MP directly questioned the minister about when he intends to leave the post, arguing that he should step down. This position arises in the context of a broader debate about the performance of the Ministry of Internal Administration.
The article does not specify what specific matters clarifications were requested about, nor the reasons that led the Chega party to request this parliamentary session. However, the tension between the Chega party and the minister was evident during the intervention.
