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PSD criticizes Chega's motion as disconnected from reality

The parliamentary leader of the PSD believes that Chega's censure motion aims solely for Ventura's visibility on television.

5 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Hugo Soares, the parliamentary leader of the PSD, stated that the censure motion presented by Chega is "disconnected from reality." According to Soares, the goal of Chega is to place itself at the center of political debate and channel public attention to irrelevant issues.

The censure motion against the government proposed by Chega is scheduled for discussion in parliament next Tuesday. According to various sources, the rejection of the motion is already assured even before its presentation.

Soares' criticism reflects the PSD's intention to challenge the relevance of Chega's proposals, emphasizing that the focus of the motion is more about André Ventura's visibility on television than substantive government issues.

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