The anonymous file described two years of shouting and persecution by the Secretary-General's adjunct, and a rise from 11 to 61 outside appointments to management posts. The legal auditor who proposed closing it had already asked to leave his post.
Two opinions on Chega's Projeto de Lei 697/XVII/1 reached the Constitutional Affairs Committee this week. The lawyers cite 61,798 cyber incidents in 2025, 78 percent of them account takeovers. The CNPD found paragraphs that repeat themselves and a numbering scheme with holes in it.
André Ventura entered the motion on Wednesday afternoon over Luís Montenegro's refusal to dismiss Interior Minister Luís Neves. The PS will not supply the 116 votes, and Chega says a parliamentary inquiry follows the defeat.
Chega will table a motion of censure on 1 September unless Luís Neves leaves the Interior Ministry. Parliament has 230 deputies in office, an absolute majority is 116, and the one bench big enough to get there says the timing is wrong.
Volker Türk's letter reached the President of Parliament on Tuesday and became public on Wednesday. It names four treaties, warns of re-pathologising gender identity, and asks for withdrawal. Chega and the CDS said no within hours.
Livre opens its 17th congress in Sintra with a leadership contest, as founder Rui Tavares steps down as spokesperson after four years. Three lists compete, the frontrunner proposing dual spokespeople and a new secretary-general, while challengers demand less centralised power.
Opposition parties approved a new legal regime granting university students with disabilities priority admission and housing quotas, adapted assessments and accessibility guarantees from 2027/2028.
