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The list to the Chega national board proposed by André Ventura to the national convention that is meeting in Évora is practically the same as the one that the congressmen failed this Sunday morning, adding only the name of one member, Rui Paulo Sousa.
André Ventura’s decision to maintain the initial elections, namely the inclusion of new vice presidents Gabriel Mithá Ribeiro and Tânger Correia, both newly registered militants, is a sign that the founder and leader of Chega, re-elected about two weeks ago. With 99.4% of the votes of the militants, he did not yield to the pressure of the 193 congressmen who voted against the first list, surpassing the 183 favorable votes. The statutes require that the national board be approved by two-thirds of the valid votes, which requires a big turnaround in the second election, after 132 of the registered congressmen did not participate in the first, to avoid an impasse with unforeseeable consequences.
Ventura intends to have five vice presidents for a cycle that includes electoral tests in the Azores, presidential and autarkic regions, uniting the researcher and professor Gabriel Mithá Ribeiro and the diplomat Tânger Correia to the current Diogo Pacheco de Amorim, Nuno Afonso and José. Days. And also eight members, including Ricardo Regalla Dias, Chega’s communication chief, Lucinda Ribeiro, Rita Matias, Pedro Frazão, Patrícia Sousa Uva, Fernando Gonçalves, Tiago Sousa Dias and Rui Paulo Sousa, the latter two being former militants and candidates . to the deputies of the Alliance.
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