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Rui Tavares repudiates Ventura over office break-in

Observador12 September 2026 at 21:36

Rui Tavares, Deputy, repudiated the statements by André Ventura, president of Chega, regarding the break-in at the parliamentary office. Rui Tavares accused André Ventura of being "very nervous" and being a "compulsive fabulist."

Rui Tavares's accusation came after André Ventura pointed to a possible involvement of the Livre party in the case of the office break-in. This exchange of accusations reveals strong political tension between the two parties.

The incident refers to a break-in at a parliamentary office, whose involvement of Livre was suggested by André Ventura without presenting concrete evidence to support the accusation.

Why this matters

This article is of interest to Portuguese readers who follow the national political landscape, as it documents another episode in the conflict between Livre and Chega. The exchange of accusations between Rui Tavares and André Ventura reflects growing tensions in Portuguese politics and may have implications for parliamentary dynamics.

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