Chega is set to submit a bill to parliament to clarify rules regarding the disclosure of party donors, proposing a greater balance between transparency and privacy, as well as more resources for oversight. The initiative was announced by the party leader, André Ventura, during a press conference at the party's headquarters in...
Chega moves forward with bill to balance transparency and privacy of party donors
Monday, 27 April 2026RSS
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André Ventura, born January 15, 1983, is a lawyer, academic, and Portugal's most prominent far-right leader. He founded Chega ("Enough") in 2019 after his PSD mayoral campaign attacked the Romani community. Chega surged from 1.3% in 2019 to 22.8% in May 2025, becoming parliament's second-largest party and making Ventura Leader of the Opposition.
His platform emphasizes immigration restrictions, law-and-order policies, constitutional reform, and contains inflammatory anti-Romani rhetoric that has triggered multiple discrimination convictions and investigations. Politically classified as far-right by international media, Ventura cultivates alliances with European far-right figures including Marine Le Pen and Santiago Abascal.
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