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Assembly received request for Ventura to testify about alleged break-in at Chega's office

Público15 September 2026 at 13:31

The Assembly of the Republic received a request for André Ventura to testify about an alleged break-in at the Chega party office. The request comes within the framework of a process that is being analyzed.

The Transparency Commission is now responsible for validating that André Ventura, Francisco Gomes and Paulo Secos can be heard as witnesses in this process. It is up to this body to verify whether the conditions are met for these hearings to proceed.

The case involves allegations of a break-in at the Chega office, the party led by André Ventura, and the parliamentary committee will have to decide on the legality and relevance of the requested hearings. The process now awaits validation by the Transparency Commission so that the testimonies can proceed.

Why this matters

Readers follow a case that directly involves the Chega leader and potential witnesses, in a matter of institutional security. The validation by the Transparency Commission determines whether the testimony can proceed in parliament, affecting the conduct of the process. WHY: Readers follow a case that directly involves the leader of a relevant political party and potential internal conflicts. The Transparency Commission's decision to hear witnesses may determine the course of investigations into the alleged break-in at Chega's office.

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