The leadership of Chega proposed holding a party congress on November 20, 21, and 22. This decision comes in response to the legal requirements the party currently faces.
The party led by André Ventura must once again amend its statutes and elect all national bodies. This need results from successive decisions by the Constitutional Court that identified irregularities in previous processes.
The Constitutional Court has been ruling on internal matters of Chega, which has forced the party to make multiple amendments to its statutes and repeat electoral processes. These successive decisions have created a situation of internal instability that the leadership intends to resolve by scheduling the congress.
With this proposal, the leadership aims to normalize the party's legal and statutory situation, ensuring that all national bodies are elected in accordance with the rules imposed by the court.




