The Chega party accused the Prime Minister of dodging the topic of the censure motion, using the expression that the situation is "worse than the devil fleeing the cross". The accusation arises in the context of a political debate related to the censure motion presented against the Government.
Patrícia de Carvalho, spokesperson for Chega, was responsible for advancing these criticisms against the government. The party representative considered that the Executive lacks "courage" in addressing the censure motion under discussion.
This censure motion represents a moment of significant political tension, with the Chega party taking on an active opposition role against the government through this parliamentary instrument.
