Chega requests parliamentary hearing on purchase of Italian frigates

Chega has requested a parliamentary hearing for Nuno Melo, as well as representatives from the company NTG, which was allegedly excluded from the process of purchasing three Italian frigates. According to the party, this situation raises questions about possible irregularities in the acquisition.

The parliamentary group argues that it is necessary to clarify the financial and contractual conditions associated with this acquisition. Chega's position is that it is vital to ensure transparency in transactions involving public funds.

The call for a hearing arose following suspicions of corruption and misappropriation of public funds regarding the purchase. Chega believes these issues should be examined to ensure accountability in the management of state resources.

For its part, NTG has yet to make an official statement regarding the requests made by Chega. The company, known for its involvement in government contracts, is expected to provide information about its role in this process.

The situation surrounding the frigate purchase and the allegations of corruption continues to spark debate and political reactions among different parties, but the response from the government and the involved parties has yet to be received. Chega is awaiting the hearings to clarify the doubts.