US EditionVentura Says in Court that Withdrawing Papers About Chigans Would Be a “Most Serious Precedent”
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Head of the Chega is being heard in court
The CHEGA leader is responding to a request from a group of representatives of the Cigarette Community who demands the withdrawal of the cards with the message ‘The Cigarettes have to comply with the law’. In court he said that the cards presented in the context of the presidential campaign for presidential elections did not aim to offend or reduce the community, but rather to provoke a political debate in society about what he said to be the la…
André Ventura believes that withdrawing the cards would be a "more serious precedent" which would open "the way to the end of politics in Portugal". And he refused to "define or humiliate the Cigarette community".
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