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Miguel Relvas Recalls Miguel Macedo to Comment on the Luís Neves Case. "In the Past, Ministers Resigned to Defend Themselves"

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Miguel Relvas, commentator of CNN Portugal, believes that "the Prime Minister is alone" and that he should not "find excuses where they do not exist".

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Carlos Guimarães Pinto, Cristina Rodrigues, and Miguel Morgado analyze the recent developments in the Luís Neves case and the Public Prosecutor's decision to remove the PJ (Judicial Police) from the investigation of the Minister of Internal Administration, as well as the new controversies related to the national exams, in a debate on Linhas Direitas. Listen to the podcast here.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The former PSD minister considers that Luís Neves is using the position to defend himself. André Ventura still does not exclude setting up a commission of inquiry into Luís Neves's mandates in the PJ.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The next time someone tells you that conflicts of interest are petty squabbles, you don't even need to draw a picture: just say, "Luís Neves." Disaster is imminent. Opinion by João Miguel Tavares

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The president of the Arri, André Ventura, admitted to advance to a parliamentary committee of inquiry to the mandates of the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, in charge of the Judicial Police.

Miguel Relvas, commentator of CNN Portugal, believes that "the Prime Minister is alone" and that he should not "find excuses where they do not exist".

·Portugal
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IOL Portugal broke the news in Portugal on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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