The alleged aggression of Chega’s deputy Bruno Nunez towards his colleague Gabriel Mita Ribeiro may have been the reason why Mita asked for his resignation as party vice president. According to DN, the controversy occurred at a parliamentary group meeting before the plenary session of the Assembly of the Republic, and leader André Ventura did not take a position that did not please Mite Ribeiro.
But things go further. Sabado says that the alleged aggression could even become the subject of an investigation by the Transparency Commission, despite the fact that the Statute of Deputies does not provide for the imposition of sanctions in these cases, and that Bruno Nunez already has a history of conflicts in the party. and in parliament.
already in CMChega sources said party president Andre Ventura did not see or witness any aggression.
Mita Ribeiro has to announce this Saturday at a press conference whether he will remain an MP or not.
Author: Andres Pereira
Source: CM Jornal
