Adalberto Campos Fernandes criticized Chega's posture, stating that it "cannot escape" its image of provocation, commenting that "whenever there's a party, there must be fireworks." The criticism arose at the end of the censorship motion debate.
The commentator also attacked the lack of preparation of the deputies who questioned Minister Luís Neves during Tuesday's hearing. Adalberto Campos Fernandes considered that most of the parliamentarians showed little preparation for the debate.
Rui Rocha was the exception highlighted by Adalberto Campos Fernandes, being the only deputy who questioned Minister Luís Neves and who received praise for his preparation and performance at the hearing.
