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André Ventura Questions Montenegro “Until when” Will It Allow MAI to Act “Arrogantly”

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The leader of Chega accused the Minister of Internal Affairs of removing everyone who “requires transparency”. “I don't think something is right with Luís Neves and Montenegro should look at that,” Ventura defended.

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André Ventura reacted to the departure of the secretary-general of the Ministry of Internal Administration by determination of Minister Luís Neves. "He was removed because he demanded transparency," the party leader accuses.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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André Ventura accuses Luís Neves of prepotence and inability to deal with the truth and places responsibility for the resolution of the case in the hands of Luís Montenegro. The president of CHEGA warns that, while the Prime Minister does not intervene, the infection of this government will become ever greater. The content is a case of prepotence and inability to deal with the truth: Ventura blames Montenegro for the situation of Luís Neves appe…

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The leader of the Arri, André Ventura, questioned the Prime Minister about the attitude of the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, after the departure of the secretary-general of the MAI, by determination of the Minister.

·Portugal
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The leader of Chega accused the Minister of Internal Affairs of removing everyone who “requires transparency”. “I don't think something is right with Luís Neves and Montenegro should look at that,” Ventura defended.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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