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Ventura accuses PSD of wanting to do "everything the same" as others
In response to statements by Hugo Soares, Ventura defended Chega's stance on reporting problems.

Chega Deputy André Ventura criticized the Social Democratic Party (PSD), stating that the political group wants to do "everything the same" as other parties. This comment was made in response to remarks by PSD parliamentarian Hugo Soares, who claimed that the Socialist Party (PS) and Chega are "becoming increasingly similar."
Ventura emphasized that Chega "is not afraid to report problems," thereby distinguishing its political approach from that of the PSD and PS. The exchange of statements intensified, highlighting the differing political perspectives between the parties.
The discussion between Ventura and Soares underscores the existing tensions in the political landscape of Portugal, particularly concerning how various political forces position themselves on pressing issues.

Despite the criticisms made by Hugo Soares, Ventura maintained his defense of Chega's direct approach to social and economic problems, reaffirming the need for a politics that does not settle for mediocrity.
The statements from both politicians reflect the current dynamics in Parliament, where exchanges of accusations between parties have become a common practice, especially in times of crisis.