In addition to the repercussions of the choice of Luís Neves for the position of Minister of Internal Administration, other news marks the current news this Sunday, February 22nd.
O Public advances with the information that Chega’s deputy, Rui Afonso, will have bought votes from members of the neo-Nazi group 1143.
“Deputy Rui Afonso registered members of 1143 in Chega and bought their votes to win internal elections,” Tirso Faria, coordinator of the Santo Tirso nucleus of the neo-Nazi organization led by Mário Machado, told the newspaper.
No Express, The story of a GNR accused by the Public Ministry (MP) of torture is highlightedin the Algarve. The alleged victim is a bicycle theft suspect. Sergeant Ricardo Sousa was removed from his role as commander, but continues to work.
O JN shows how Sá Carneiro airport, in Porto, is the new entry route for visa-free immigrants. The Public Security Police (PSP) blocked the entry into Portugal of more than 2,400 passengers.
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