Luís Neves, a minister whose position is not specified in the article, held a regimental hearing that was marked by the controversies of recent months. During this session, the government official made a "mea culpa", admitting errors, but categorically rejected the possibility of leaving the position.
The hearing took place hours before the presentation of a motion of censure by the Chega party, which contributed to the turbulent tone of the session. The far-right party has been one of the main critics of the minister's performance.
Despite the criticism received, Luís Neves expressed confidence in his abilities to continue exercising his duties. The government official did not specify which errors he acknowledges, maintaining a defensive position regarding his work.
