The second debate this Monday will take place between President Chegi, Andre Ventura and PAN leader Ines Souza Real.
Regarding the elections in the Azores, André Ventura begins by saying that “Chega is the only party that is really growing.” “It seems to me completely irresponsible not to look for a majority decision,” says Andre Ventura of AD’s intention to govern the country with a relative majority.
“You are the biggest attack on democracy and tachismo,” Ventura tells Sousa Real. To the accusation that PAN was “together with PS in this budget”, Ines Souza Real remember that “Chega voted more often for the PS than for the PAN,” the newspaper writes observer.
The PAN spokesman accused Chega of wanting to “come to power at any cost” and “become the government”, believing that if this happened it would “jeopardize social rights”.
Ines de Souza Real repeated several times during the face-to-face conversation that Chega “with 12 deputies approved zero measures” in the Assembly of the Republic, considering that the party led by Andre Ventura is “a completely useless force for democracy.” .
The only PAN deputy also accused Chegu of inconsistency, “which so much proclaims issues of justice and morality, but at the same time has people on its lists who have become accused.”
Regarding fuel, Andre Ventura accused PAN of wanting to raise taxes, to which Ines Souza Real replies that the money will be invested in public transport.
Author: morning Post This Lusa
Source: CM Jornal
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