The CHEGA leader claimed that documents were stolen during the raid on the parliament building.

Here we are faced with one of those developments where the ugly face of politics is clearly revealed and makes us say "no more". There is no calm in the "looting" incident that took place today at CHEGA leader André Ventura's office in Lisbon, which resembles a movie scenario. It's a hell of a mess. According to CNN Portugal's fresh news, the address of the stolen documents goes directly to the highest levels of the government. Allegedly, the documents targeted by thieves are; It covers the attitude of the current Minister of Internal Affairs when he was the head of the judicial police (PJ) organization. Moreover, very critical files regarding the parliamentary investigation that CHEGA aims to initiate against Prime Minister Luís Montenegro are among these missing documents. Frankly, this information has not yet been confirmed by independent sources, it is worth underlining. However, Ventura wasted no time and appeared in front of the cameras. He literally lashed out in his statement to journalists. "One of the missing documents was related to the Parliamentary Investigation Committee on Luís Neves, and the other contained political information about the Prime Minister's office that was more than a year old," he said, arguing that the incident was not an ordinary theft. The most interesting part is where the documents are kept. Ventura said, "These two were very sensitive documents and there is no denying it; they were right on the first table I had to pass in front of every day," and pointed out how the incident was delivered to the address. It seems that things will not calm down in Portuguese politics for a long time. We will all see what will come after this crisis, which Ventura summarized as "we have reached the zero point in democracy".