The Attorney General, Amadeu Guerra, stated that the Public Prosecutor's Office is working to ensure that the processes involving the Chega party and minister Luís Neves are handled quickly. This declaration came in response to questions from journalists about these cases.
The cases in question include an alleged break-in and theft in the office of the president of Chega, a political party led by André Ventura. Minister Luís Neves, who is part of the executive, is also involved in processes that are being monitored by the Public Prosecutor's Office.
Amadeu Guerra did not set specific deadlines for the conclusion of the processes, limiting himself to guaranteeing that the institution is working so that everything is handled quickly. This position comes in a context of media attention on these cases involving relevant political figures.
