Albuquerque criticizes "constant political noise" and says the AD Government communicates poorly

Miguel Albuquerque criticized what he called "constant political noise" and considered that the AD Government communicates poorly. The comment arose following the parliamentary hearing this Tuesday of the Minister of Justice, Luís Neves, and the motion of no confidence against the Government presented by Chega. Albuquerque, president of the Regional Government of Madeira, expressed his position on how political communication is being managed. The Madeiran leader demonstrated concern about the current political environment, pointing out failures in communication by the executive led by Luís Montenegro. The motion of no confidence presented by Chega intensified the political debate surrounding the AD Government's actions, which now faces a motion of no confidence in parliament. Miguel Albuquerque positioned himself as a critical voice within the Portuguese political sphere, warning about the negative effects of constant political noise on governance.