André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, stated during a parliamentary debate that the government is "on borrowed time" and that he will soon be in a position to lead Portugal. These statements were made in the context of an intervention on the country's political future.
The parliamentary debate addressed two main themes: the conditions for opening the school year and the criminal incidents recorded in schools. Ventura took the opportunity to project his party's political ambitions.
The Chega leader expressed confidence in the party's ability to come to power in the near future, considering that the current executive has a limited duration. The intervention took place during the plenary sessions of the Assembly of the Republic.
The Chega party has been strengthening its position in the Portuguese political sphere, presenting itself as an alternative to the current government and seeking to capitalize on issues related to school safety and education.
