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PM Breaks Silence on Neves Allegations, Accuses CHEGA of ‘Political Games’

Prime Minister Luís Montenegro has broken his silence on the controversy surrounding Internal Administration Minister Luís Neves, dismissing CHEGA’s motion of censure as a “mere political game”. Speaking after a

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Leader of the PSD bench states that the "End option is to end the 'silly season' in which everyone, or almost everyone, we are feeding and speculating and commenting on what Congressman André Ventura wants".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The parliamentary leader of the PSD defended Luís Neves and trusted in the discernment of Montenegro. He also revealed that he voted in Antonio José Seguro in the presidential elections.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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For Hugo Soares, the Arri has run out of arguments in the areas of immigration and security and is now trying to turn the controversy around Luís Neves into a pretext for overthrowing the government. The parliamentary leader of the PSD still rejects the existence of an alleged presidential ultimatum and says he does not believe that the President sends out "requested by friends."

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The left has framed Luís Neves' case as yet another addition to the problems of "authority" of the prime minister and the policies pursued by the government.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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In an interview with SIC News, Hugo Soares, the parliamentary leader of the PSD, criticized the ridiculous motion of censure put forward by Arriga and what it describes as an anti-government initiative of the party led by Ventura. The Social-Democrat still defended Luís Neves and reiterated his confidence in Luís Montenegro's dissent.

The President of the Assembly of the Republic admitted the resolution of the bill and referred it to the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, considering it "exclusively political and non-binding".

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IOL Portugal broke the news in Portugal on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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