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André Ventura criticizes PM Luís Montenegro for disconnect from the Portuguese people
André Ventura, leader of Chega, claims that the Prime Minister is out of touch with the country's reality. NSN Development Team will exit the Volta a Portugal em Bicicleta.

André Ventura, president of the Chega party, accused Luís Montenegro, Prime Minister, of being disconnected from the problems faced by the Portuguese population. According to Ventura, Montenegro has confused the government's major reforms with the reality experienced by citizens, indicating a lack of understanding of the difficulties faced by the people.
The statements were made in the context of a broader criticism regarding the government's performance and its ability to understand the needs of the Portuguese people. Ventura called for greater attention to everyday issues and the social reality of the country.
The same report mentions that the NSN Development Team will leave the Volta a Portugal em Bicicleta. However, the reasons for this decision were not detailed, and the repercussions of their withdrawal remain uncertain.
The Volta a Portugal event has attracted public attention, but Ventura's criticisms of the Prime Minister add a new element to the current political debate in Portugal.