Chega says it is not afraid of Luís Neves and demands answers in Parliament
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Chega says it is not afraid of Luís Neves and demands answers in Parliament

dnoticias.pt9 September 2026 at 08:41

The Chega party stated that it is not afraid of the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, and that it will continue to demand clarification in Parliament on the matters it considers unexplained regarding the government official. The statement was made by Deputy Francisco Gomes during the debate on the motion of censure in the Assembly of the Republic. The parliamentarian addressed Prime Minister Luís Montenegro directly to defend his position. Gomes argued that it is not up to Luís Neves to decide when he provides clarification to deputies, rejecting the idea that the minister can control the schedule for accountability. The party thus maintains pressure on the minister, insisting on the need for clear answers on the pending questions.

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