US EditionVentura Says She Talked to Montenegro About External Organs and Agreed
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The President of the Czech Republic said that “there was an agreement until the last hour”
The Chega leader accused the PS of controlling the state's apparatus decades ago and challenged Luis Montenegro to remove the socialists from the external organs of Parliament. The prime minister rejected the call, claiming that no one would be excluded with popular representation and that the State does not belong to anyone.
CHEGA President André Ventura said this Thursday that Portugal faces “a historic opportunity to make a change in the country as it had not been many years ago”, defending a route with which it has classified as an extended domain of the Socialist Party. “The PS has taken control of the state apparatus in the last 50 years” and “Socialists have been traveling for years, always sending in the same organs”, he said. The CHEGA leader intervened in t…
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