Ventura says that the Parliament's decision "comes late"

André Ventura, leader of Chega, welcomed the Parliament's decision to assist in the judicial process regarding the alleged break-in at his office, although he felt it was overdue. He emphasized the importance of Parliament's role in uncovering the truth about the incident, which he claims compromised security. Ventura noted that he has not yet provided testimony as he awaits questions. The Assembly of the Republic's involvement aims to actively monitor the investigation and protect institutional interests. The incident, reported on July 28, involved vandalism and theft of items related to parliamentary inquiries. An urgent investigation by the Public Prosecutor's Office is ongoing, with Ventura and other Chega deputies authorized to testify.