André Ventura considered that Luís Neves "objectively is not in a position to continue as a minister." He argued that he "weighted" a parliamentary commission of inquiry to the current minister's mandates in front of the judicial police, but that it could "fragilize" the institution.
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André Ventura considered that Luís Neves "objectively is not in a position to continue as a minister." He argued that he "weighted" a parliamentary commission of inquiry to the current minister's mandates in front of the judicial police, but that it could "fragilize" the institution.