Paulo Rangel, a prominent figure in the PSD, strongly criticized the Portuguese opposition, classifying Chega as a "campaign party" that limits itself to participating in electoral processes without a true governing vocation.
According to Rangel, the "electoral frenzy of Chega" is so intense that the party seems to want to "play at democracies", evidencing a superficial approach to the serious political affairs of the country.
Regarding the Socialist Party, Rangel considered that "enough is enough", expressing a clear position that the PSD must stop the dominance of the PS in Portuguese politics and present a viable government alternative.
Paulo Rangel's statements come in the context of a fragmented opposition in Portugal, where both Chega and the PS are targets of internal criticism from the PSD, which seeks to establish itself as the dominant political force in the Portuguese right-wing spectrum.
