Portuguese politician Ventura is facing criticism for allegedly combining pension benefits with a 25-day vacation, a move opponents claim is a deliberate attempt to obscure financial details. The Socialist Party (PS) was slow to respond to the allegations. André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, is accused of employing political “makeup” – strategic maneuvering – to deflect attention from the situation, a tactic dubbed “Ch-Ventura” by observers. Critics suggest this strategy aims to confuse the public regarding his financial arrangements. The controversy centers on the perception of impropriety and potential misuse of public funds. The situation has sparked debate about transparency and accountability in Portuguese politics. Further investigation may be needed to clarify the details of Ventura’s financial situation and the legality of his actions.