The Chega party responded to Aguiar-Branco's dispatch, which had identified "insufficiencies" in the request submitted by the party for the creation of a Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry (CPI) related to Neves. In its response, Chega made changes to part of the requirements initially presented in its PAR.
However, the party refused to accept some of the requests made by Aguiar-Branco, maintaining its position regarding certain aspects of the original request. This intermediate stance by Chega reflects a strategy of partial compromise.
Aguiar-Branco's dispatch had emphasized that Chega's request contained gaps that needed to be corrected for the CPI to proceed. André Ventura's party chose to modify only part of the requirements, without fully yielding to the identified requests.
