Ventura says the government will face difficult “rents” and expects a year of secession.

Chega president Andre Ventura said on Tuesday it would be a difficult “rent” for the government and predicted a year of division in the face of divisions in various sectors.

“It will be a difficult lease for the government, it will be a difficult year for everyone,” said André Ventura in Santarém, where he visited the Agroglobal exhibition today, listing the various sectors in which he believes opposition exists, such as agriculture, justice , education, healthcare and fuel.

For leader Chega, this situation shows “how a government with an absolute majority is not a sign of an absolute will to solve problems.”

“We have a government that had all the legislative conditions to solve these problems and insists on not solving them. Unfortunately, we are in for a year of division,” he said, foreseeing that the coming times will be one of the most difficult. controversy and outrage.

While acknowledging that this was “a bad sign for the government,” Ventura stressed that Chega was playing his part, drawing attention to problems and proposing solutions, and that “government has a responsibility to manage, and it hasn’t done that.”

President Chegi then referred to statements made on Tuesday by Socialist Prime Minister António Costa, who downplayed the effect of the President of the Republic’s veto on the “More Housing” program, stressed the separation of powers, and stated that, in the final analysis, the Confirmation of the Diploma by the Parliament represents the regular functioning of the institutions.

At Montijo, António Costa declined to comment on whether the President of the Republic had overstepped his authority in exercising his powers, but warned that something always goes wrong when roles are mixed up.

According to André Ventura, these are expressions that “do not respect democracy and do not respect public space”, arguing that “a more or less disguised attack on opposition parties, on the President of the Republic, shows the Prime Minister in desperation”. .

“I think we need to jump in and change course and bring a new government to Portugal, not just in agriculture but in most of these sectors,” he said.

“It’s unfortunate that the prime minister thinks the other opposition parties and the president of the republic are just acting,” he said, noting that Marcelo Rebelo de Souza had put himself “in a position where he allowed the prime minister to disown him and the government forever.” “.

Chegi’s leader stressed that although Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa “will not make a decision, the government is aware that it must stop this wave of authoritarianism and arrogance, the situation will only get worse.”

“If you don’t, the government will go from arrogance to arrogance until it reaches final arrogance. (…) I think this is a good day for the President of the Republic to inform the government that he has arrived or, if the President of the Republic wants, that is enough,” he added.