Ventura says that Luís Neves is in no condition to remain in government
The president of the Aquida, André Ventura, speaks during a press conference presenting the proposed amendments, in the context of the reform..
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André Ventura argued that the government "is being dragged into an unexplained situation" and demanded Montenegro to take "a decision". "For the Here comes the truth didn't matter". Ventura reacts to Luís Neves: "Explanation for the trailer is not painful, it is dangerous".
Furthermore, André Ventura also argued that "the time is coming when the President of the Republic must have" a "word of determination in a scenario that is an absolute disregard for democracy". This position was conveyed by the social-democratic parliamentary leader, Hugo Soares, in a statement in which he also accused the president of the Aquista, André Ventura, of putting party interests above all, of seeking to support a member of the Government and of demonstrating not being interested in knowing the truth.
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André Ventura argued that the government "is being dragged into an unexplained situation" and demanded Montenegro to take "a decision".
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Última Hora +1"For the Here comes the truth didn't matter"
according to RTP NotíciasVentura reacts to Luís Neves: "Explanation for the trailer is not painful, it is dangerous".
according to Diário de NotíciasAndré Ventura also argued that "the time is coming when the President of the Republic must have" a "word of determination in a scenario that is an absolute disregard for democracy".
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Última HoraThis position was conveyed by the social-democratic parliamentary leader, Hugo Soares, in a statement in which he also accused the president of the Aquista, André Ventura, of putting party interests above all, of seeking to support a member of the Government and of demonstrating not being interested in knowing the truth.
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