Portugal: WEB Ventura Blames Former and Current Governments for AIMA's Situation; JPP Opposes Madeira Government Program

WEB Claims Government Disrespect

WEB Ventura, leader of the Chega party, has placed the blame for the current state of the AIMA (Institute of Markets of Agriculture and Fisheries) on both the previous and current governments. Ventura accuses both administrations of neglecting the institute, leading to its current dire situation.

JPP Blocks Government Program Approval

The JPP (People's Party Madeira) has cast a vote against the Madeira Government Program, effectively preventing its approval. This rejection comes amid ongoing concerns over governance and transparency within the region.

Chega Facebook Page Restricted

The official Chega Facebook page has been restricted for 10 years due to violations of community standards. The action was taken in response to repeated instances of hate speech and misinformation posted on the page.

Chega's Rise in Portugal

Chega, a far-right party, has emerged as the first such party to gain significant support in Portugal. Its rise is part of a broader trend of increasing popularity of far-right parties across Europe and globally.

Chega Poised for Electoral Gains

Recent polls indicate that Chega could secure up to 15-16% of votes in upcoming elections. This surge in support reflects the growing appeal of far-right ideologies in Portugal and elsewhere.