Are all Chega's deputies the same as well?

Ventura warned that if there was no “sufficient” explanation, Miguel Arruda's term of office “would not be able to continue to be exercised”. We still look at the presidential elections in this newspaper.

Following the controversy surrounding Miguel Arruda, André Ventura, the leader of Chega, will suggest that the deputy suspend his term of office. The news is reported by SIC Notícias and states that when André Ventura returns from the USA - where he went to watch Donald Trump take office - he will give two possibilities to the deputy elected by the Azores circle: Suspension of office or loss of political confidence. Notícias ao Minuto tried to c…

“He's not exactly a suitcase thief,” says José Pacheco, who considers that “this issue has been very poorly handled by the media.” Regional representative sees in this case the need to create “legislation that strongly and violently penalizes any journalist who gives bad news and that calls into question people's good names”.

Regarding the statements made by José Pacheco, leader of Chega Açores, regarding the Miguel Arruda case, Anselmo Crespo affirms that “the joke goes by itself” and says that he will leave the analysis to the comedians.

In the conversation that the leader of Chega will have with Congressman Miguel Arruda, only two possibilities will be on the table. At issue is the alleged theft of suitcases at Lisbon and Azores airports.

At least nine of Chega's 50 elected deputies have already been prosecuted in court. Miguel Arruda is the most recent case.