The leader of the Portuguese Socialist Party (PS) is reportedly pressuring Prime Minister Luís Montenegro to take action regarding Luís Neves, likely referring to a personnel matter within the Administration Interna. This push for a “remodelação” – or restructuring – of the Internal Administration comes as the PS seeks to ensure stability surrounding the State Budget (OE) vote. Simultaneously, the PS leader strongly criticized the defense of agreements made with the Chega party, a far-right political force. The criticism was harsh, equating such justifications to “the return of the three Salazares,” referencing Portugal's former authoritarian regime. This statement highlights deep ideological opposition to any collaboration with Chega. The PS appears to be leveraging the situation to create political pressure on Montenegro’s government, potentially seeking concessions or changes in policy. The situation underlines the fragile political landscape in Portugal.