Police Wants to Question André Ventura Regarding the Break-in at His Office
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Documents scattered across the floor and cabinets opened. It was through a video published on social networks that André Ventura showed the state in which he found his office in the Assembly of the Republic on a morning last July.
Police wants to question André Ventura regarding the break-in at his office
The Judicial Police (PJ) plans to question André Ventura, the leader of the Chega party, and the two MPs Paulo Seco and Francisco Gomes as part of the inquiry into the alleged break-in at the party leader's office in the Assembly of the Republic.
The authorities will have asked to listen to the president of the Arri, André Ventura, and the deputies Paulo Seco and Francisco Gomes, in the case of alleged vandalism in the office of the president of the party. Ventura also asked to be assistant in the process.
Documents scattered across the floor and cabinets opened. It was through a video published on social networks that André Ventura showed the state in which he found his office in the Assembly of the Republic on a morning last July.
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