The PSD party has formed an agreement with Chega in Cascais, leading the PS party to break its governance agreement and withdraw its councilors.

The Portuguese political party Chega views the selection of the new Minister of Internal Administration (MAI) as evidence of a 'subterranean central bloc' and accuses the government of distancing itself from their party.

Em causa está a falta de um acordo global entre PSD, Chega e PS. O objetivo é adiar as eleições para dia 6 de março. Ainda, Luís Neves toma posse esta manhã como Ministro da Administração Interna.

A defendant in a neo-Nazi group case has accused Chega party deputy Rui Afonso of buying votes from members of the group during the 2023 Porto district election.

A member of a neo-Nazi group, 1143, has accused Chega party deputy Rui Afonso of buying votes from group members, amidst other news including the Air Force receiving a helicopter for rural fire fighting.

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The Socialist Party (PS) parliamentary leader, Eurico Brilhante Dias, questioned Chega leader André Ventura's political confidence in Rui Afonso, an MP with alleged connections to the '1143' case, especially given Afonso's role as president of the Budget and Finance Committee.

O PSD está em negociações, sobretudo com PS e Chega, para a designação de três juízes do Tribunal Constitucional, cinco membros do Conselho de Estado e do provedor de Justiça.

An accused individual in the 'Case 1143' has alleged that Chega deputy Rui Afonso bought votes from members of a neo-Nazi group that was dismantled by the Judicial Police.

A Chega party deputy is accused of 'buying votes' as part of the 'Operation Brotherhood' investigation, while the FAP acquires another aerial asset for fighting rural fires.

Rui Afonso, a Chega MP and president of the Porto district, announced that he has requested an internal inquiry into the 2023 district elections, denying allegations of vote buying.

Fernando Silva (Chega) and Pedro Vaz (PS) express reservations about Portugal's new Minister of Internal Administration, while António Rodrigues (PSD) assures the government's program remains unchanged.

Chega deputy Rui Afonso is accused by former party members and leaders of buying votes, including from members of group 1143, to win internal elections in 2023, prompting the party to investigate the alleged fraud.

An accused individual has alleged that a Chega party Member of Parliament bought votes from neo-Nazis, claiming over a hundred members of extremist groups were involved and payments exceeded 3,500 euros.

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