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'Luís Montenegro has never been as expressive in his support for Luís Neves as today': Judite de SousaPhoto by ikangallery on Pexels
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'Luís Montenegro has never been as expressive in his support for Luís Neves as today': Judite de Sousa

Now8 September 2026 at 20:16

Judite de Sousa commented on the NOW channel about the debate regarding the rejection of the motion of censure presented by Chega against the Government. The political analyst observed that Luís Montenegro had never demonstrated such expressive support for Luís Neves as in that moment. The reference to Luís Neves suggests he is a relevant political figure in the context of the vote or the debate in question. The article appears as an analysis by Judite de Sousa on the PSD's position regarding Chega's motion of censure, highlighting Montenegro's stance during the process.

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