Parliament Says André Ventura ‘Distorted Facts’ in Video Claiming MPs Were Absent
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In the video, André Ventura criticizes the absence of Members in their respective offices, omitting that there was no parliamentary work on that day.
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Jornal de NotíciasPresident-in-Office of the Council had a "serious" institutional conduct when he tampered with facts in a video which he published about an alleged absence of Members of Parliament on a Friday afternoon.
The Committee on Transparency and Members' Statute considers that André Ventura sought to convey a false image of parliamentary work by publishing on social networks a video in which he suggested that MPs from the PSD, PS, Liberal Initiative (IL) and Free were not working.
The Parliamentary Committee on Transparency considers the conduct of Ventura to be serious after the release of a video in which the leader of the CHEGA travelled corridors and spaces of other parliamentary groups, questioning the absence of Members on a Friday. The content Parliament says that Ventura committed serious failure by showing that the other Members were not working appears first in Folha Nacional.
Conclusions of the Parliamentary Committee on Transparency on the conduct of André Ventura had on Wednesday only the votes against the Arri, and were approved by the other parties.
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