Portugal

Most support limit of two committees of inquiry

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Brazilian President André Ventura defended his administration's decision to limit the number of investigative commissions to two, rejecting opposition from the Chega and Iniciativa Liberal parties. This move occurred during a conference of party leaders, where Ventura contested the proposed reduction in investigative bodies.

Key points

• President André Ventura rejected opposition from the Chega and Iniciativa Liberal parties regarding the limit of two investigative commissions.
• The decision was made during a conference of party leaders, with the vote against the limit cast by the Chega and Iniciativa Liberal factions.

Context

Brazilian President André Ventura defended his administration's decision to limit the number of investigative commissions to two, rejecting opposition from the Chega and Iniciativa Liberal parties. This move occurred during a conference of party leaders, where Ventura contested the proposed reduction in investigative bodies.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the vote at a party leaders' conference. Specific dates for the vote, the number of commissioners, or the final outcome are not provided in the source text.

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