The Chega party publicly criticized Luís Neves, questioning how it is possible that he was unaware of the obligation to submit asset declarations. The political formation expressed doubts about the suitability of the official to hold the position he occupies.
Cristina Rodrigues, in statements associated with this position, questioned how trust can be maintained in a minister who faces multiple legal issues. She specifically referred that Luís Neves has three cases with the Public Ministry and one case with the European Public Prosecutor's Office.
In addition to these judicial proceedings, the official also faces a case at the Court of Auditors and is currently undergoing an audit. This accumulation of proceedings across various instances was highlighted as a factor that compromises the credibility of the Executive.
The Chega's criticism arises in the context of growing political pressure on Luís Neves, with the party demanding explanations about the undeclared asset situation and the set of judicial cases involving the minister.
