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Bugalho: Ventura's Threat Does Not Weaken the Government

The PSD spokesperson claims that the threats from the leader of Chega do not affect the current government.

28 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Rui Bugalho, spokesperson for the PSD, stated that the threat from Chega leader André Ventura does not weaken the Government. Bugalho emphasized that the composition of the Government is an exclusive prerogative of the Prime Minister and, therefore, is not subject to external pressure.

Furthermore, Bugalho underscored the importance of the housing projects the Government is delivering, arguing that these initiatives have a significant impact and are more relevant than the threats made by Ventura.

Bugalho's communication comes amid political tensions, where Ventura has made statements that have drawn criticism. However, the PSD spokesperson maintained a firm stance regarding the stability of the Government, downplaying the concerns raised.

The PSD's reaffirmation of the Government's solidity also aims to convey confidence to its supporters and other political actors, reiterating that threats do not influence governmental decisions.

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