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Montenegro maintains confidence in Luís Neves: «State did not exercise its power»

Now8 September 2026 at 21:57

Prime Minister Luís Montenegro maintains confidence in Luís Neves, a figure who is not specified in the article but who appears at the center of a controversy related to the State not having exercised its power in a particular situation.

João Massano, in interventions on the NOW channel, sought to distinguish two fundamental concepts: the responsibility that may exist in the courts and the scrutiny that should be done in Parliament. This distinction arises in the context of a broader debate about how certain issues are being addressed.

The article suggests that the question of confidence in Luís Neves is linked to a theme of the exercise of power by the State, although the specific details are not presented in the available text.

The public debate on this matter appears to be centered on how different institutions and mechanisms of democratic oversight approach questions of political and judicial responsibility.

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