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Ricardo Araújo Pereira: "The high frequency of our satires about Chega is an impression"
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Ricardo Araújo Pereira: "The high frequency of our satires about Chega is an impression"

SIC Notícias12 September 2026 at 13:01

Ricardo Araújo Pereira is a comedian and was the guest of the week on the Facto Político program.

The article addresses the perception that the program's satires about the Chega party are very frequent, with the title suggesting that this impression will be addressed or challenged by the comedian himself.

The interview comes in the context of the Facto Político program, which regularly receives public figures to discuss current political topics.

The title indicates that Ricardo Araújo Pereira intends to explain or relativize the idea that Chega is a frequent target of his humorous satires.

Why this matters

This interview is of interest to Portuguese readers who follow political satire programs, as it offers the comedian's own perspective on his editorial choices. He is a central figure in Portuguese political humor, and his statements can influence the public debate about the limits and role of satire in political coverage.

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