Luís Neves was heard in parliamentary hearing, confronted with the various cases that marked recent months. During the session, the official had to answer questions about the controversies that involved the executive.
In an apparent retraction, Luís Neves backtracked on the declaration of war he had previously made against the Chega party. The more moderate tone marked his intervention during the hearing.
Despite the political difficulties, Luís Neves guarantees he maintains the "confidence" of the prime minister, Luís Montenegro. This guarantee comes at a moment of pressure on the government.
The hearing took place in a context of growing political tension, with the opposition questioning the executive's performance in the various cases that have been marking the news.
