Judge-Councillor Maria Benedita Urbano confirmed that the Ratton Palace, headquarters of the Constitutional Court, received a petition requesting the dissolution of the Chega party. This petition was submitted to the court for analysis.
However, the Constitutional Court has now clarified that it has no pending request for illegality of parties. This statement contradicts the earlier affirmation by the judge-councillor, creating an apparent inconsistency in the court's communications.
The case involves the Chega party, which was the subject of the dissolution request, and the Portuguese Constitutional Court, which is the body responsible for deciding on the legality of political parties in the country.
The situation remains without a clear resolution, with a contradiction between what was officially stated by Judge Maria Benedita Urbano and the position now expressed by the Constitutional Court regarding any illegality process.
