Portuguese right-wing leader Ventura has sharply criticized the Social Democratic Party (PSD) for proposed amendments to the country’s nationality law. The main points of contention are the PSD’s suggestions to remove crimes like child sexual abuse as grounds for loss of nationality, and what Ventura describes as a distortion of the so-called “burqa law.” He alleges the PSD is weakening penalties for serious offenses and undermining the original intent of legislation concerning maintaining Portuguese identity. Ventura’s comments come as lawmakers debate amendments in committee. The proposed changes have sparked controversy, raising concerns about the potential implications for the protection of vulnerable individuals and national security. The debate highlights differing views on the balance between justice, national identity, and individual rights within Portugal's legal framework.