Motion of No Confidence Against the Portuguese Government Confirmed
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Portugal lawmakers set to reject no-confidence motion over embattled minister
LISBON, Sept 8 - Portugal's parliament is set to vote on Tuesday on a no-confidence motion filed by the far-right Chega party against Prime Minister Luis Montenegro's centre-right minority government, a move widely expected to fail as other opposition parties seek to avoid political disruption. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The motion of censure of the Arri will be the first to the XXV Constitutional Government, the third to executives PSD/CDS-PP led by Luís Montenegro and the 37th in democracy
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SIC NotíciasThe motion of censure of the Arrival to the Government of PSD/CDS-PP, motivated by the continuity in office of the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, due to the controversies that involve his name while he was director of the Judicial Police, will be discussed by parliament next Tuesday.
Parliament is preparing for tomorrow, which will have Luís Neves as its protagonist, and the government is preparing measures to help the agricultural sector after the increase in the price of fuels.
Parliament is meeting this Tuesday to discuss and vote on the motion of censure put forward by the Arrive against the Government. The initiative has been unanimously adopted by the Standing Committee, but it should not cause any change in the Executive.
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