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"Luís Neves won all along": deputies left essential questions unasked

CNN Portugal8 September 2026 at 13:08

António José Vilela, a CNN Portugal commentator, considered that the first round of questions in Parliament about minister Luís Neves left many questions unanswered. In his analysis, Vilela stated that deputies did not ask the essential questions about the minister's actions.

The commentator was particularly critical of the work carried out by the deputies, considering that Luís Neves ended up "winning all along." This suggests that the minister managed to avoid satisfactorily answering the most important questions raised during the session.

The article refers to the first round of questions in Parliament about the minister, indicating that this was the first confrontation between deputies and Luís Neves on this matter. Vilela's assessment highlights an apparent failure on the part of political parties to sufficiently pressure the minister.

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