Luís Neves, the newly appointed Portuguese Minister of Internal Administration (MAI), spent his first public day with the Public Security Police (PSP), emphasizing his commitment to law enforcement and addressing criticisms.

An opinion piece discusses Portuguese politicians Mariana Mortágua and Luís Neves, framing them as 'sinners until proven otherwise' and delving into the interplay of moralism and the ethics of…

Minister Pinto Luz expressed his comfort with the new Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, praising him as a 'great minister' who accepted the position for Portugal and its people despite having other options.

An opinion piece suggests that Luís Neves' appointment as minister is not a positive development, as it allows Luís Montenegro to appoint a new director for the Judicial Police who may be chosen for political convenience rather than merit.

Luís Neves, with a background in criminal investigation, has been appointed as the new Minister of Internal Administration in Portugal, stating he felt 'calm' about accepting the invitation and aims to work 'with everyone'.

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.

Luís Neves swaps the leadership of the PJ for the Ministry of Internal Administration in an unexpected appointment. Who is he, how did he get here, and what can we expect from the new minister? Analysis with Luís Rosa.

Luís Neves, formerly the national director of the Judicial Police, is set to take office as Portugal's new Minister of Internal Administration. He faces significant challenges, including managing wildfires and implementing police reforms.

Portugal's Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, has asserted that he is 'absolutely shielded' from investigation, emphasizing the Police Judiciária's internal secrecy mechanisms.

Portugal's Justice Minister guaranteed that the successor to Luís Neves as director of the Polícia Judiciária (PJ) will be chosen from within the institution, aiming to ensure the independence of the PJ and ongoing investigations.

Rita Matias, a Chega MP, criticized the new Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, for being 'occupied' with dismantling the neonazi group 1143, a claim verified as true.

The former Secretary of State for Internal Administration, Nuno Magalhães, believes that the conditions are met for Luis Neves to leave a good mark.

Luís Neves has been sworn in as Portugal's Minister of Internal Administration, along with three reappointed Secretaries of State, justifying his transition from the PJ to government by a 'call'.

Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's choice for the Internal Administration, specifically Luís Neves for the PJ, has been met with approval, even from the opposition, raising questions about whether this appointment will be successful.

The new MAI (Minister of Internal Administration) did not come from a discreet office nor from a party apparatus, and suggests security and authority. All of this matters in these times. Editorial by Pedro Candeias

The appointment of Luís Neves, former PJ director, to the Council of Ministers is raising questions about potential weakening of the separation of powers, drawing comparisons to past PS and 'geringonça' political tactics.

O Poder Público desta semana tem a participação de Liliana Borges, Susete Francisco e São José Almeida e é moderado por Sónia Sapage.

Former Prime Minister Passos Coelho criticizes Luís Montenegro's decision to appoint the former director of the PJ (Judicial Police) to the Ministry of Internal Administration (MAI), calling it a 'serious precedent' that undermines the separation of powers.

A escolha de Luís Neves é uma boa surpresa de Luís Montenegro?

Luís Neves has accepted the position of Minister of Internal Administration (MAI) without reservations, stating that a national director does not investigate anyone, thereby rejecting any confusion with the Spinumviva case. He also issued warnings to political parties, indicating openness to proposals but not those that 'violate' his 'conscience'.

Luís Neves is being considered for a position in the Interior Administration, with the opposition expressing approval but also having high expectations for his potential work.

Transparência Internacional e Frente Cívica consideram problemática a transição de organismos públicos que devem ser independentes para o Governo, como acontece agora com Luís Neves.

Paulo Simões Ribeiro, Telmo Correia e Rui Rocha mantém-se nos cargos e tomam posse juntamente com Luís Neves.