The president of Chega, André Ventura, refused this Wednesday to make a government viable if his party’s proposals were not taken into consideration and believed that if the PSD does not give in, “it will be with the PS” that there will be a solution will have to be found. agreement.
“What we said was that we will not make any government viable in which the Chega proposals that have been voted on are not taken into consideration.”he declared, speaking to journalists from the Assembly of the Republic.
The Chega leader said he learned “from the mistakes of the Azores”, where a parliamentary advocacy agreement existed in support of the regional coalition government bringing together PSD, CDS-PP and PPM, and argued that, in order to alternatively, it is necessary to to create it “with conditions of governability”.
And he stated that the PSD will not do that the day after the March 10 elections “Any form of concession to the large group of voters who voted for Chega, so the PSD must come to an agreement with the PS, not with Chega”.
“If we win these elections, we will speak to the PSD and the Liberal Initiative. The PSD must decide: if it wins these elections, who it will speak to, whether it prefers to speak to the PS, whether it will Chega “he emphasized.
André Ventura also indicated this “If the PSD understands that it should not negotiate at all and move things forward in an absolutely irresponsible way, it will submit to the decision of the Assembly of the Republic freely and without any agreement”.
“I think the country doesn’t want that, I think the country wants a stability solution. And we said again: we are available for a stability solution after four years of rule.”he stated, opining that spending the election campaign discussing whether there will be a possible agreement between PSD and Chega “plays into the hands of the PS”.
In an interview with SIC Notícias that will be released in full this Wednesday, André Ventura said that, if Chega is not “within the government’s solution”, it will not “be put down in everything for that reason alone”.
And he indicated that if Chega is not a government, he will ask to vote on the government program. When asked if this means a motion to dismiss should be filed, Ventura responded: ‘We reject the government program’.
Faced with the journalist’s insistence on whether this would also apply to a PSD government, the Chega leader said it “will be a government program, regardless of who it is.”
When André Ventura was asked this Wednesday whether he would admit that he had tabled a motion to reject the program of a PSD government, he promised no answer and said it was something to “see at the moment”.
Chega’s leader has refused to support a right-wing government if he does not join it.
Source: DN
