Inimigo Público. Carneiro prepares violent opposition to the Government: from now on he no longer sends letters, only WhatsApp messages

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Inimigo Público. Carneiro prepares violent opposition to the Government: from now on he no longer sends letters, only WhatsApp messages

José Luís Carneiro is set to begin violent opposition. From now on, there will be no letters, only very harsh WhatsApp messages. Read all about it in O Inimigo Público.

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Inimigo Público. Carneiro prepares violent opposition to the Government: from now on he no longer sends letters, only WhatsApp messages11:30pm, 4 Apr 2026 • expresso.pt

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Inimigo Público. Carneiro prepares violent opposition to the Government: from now on he no longer sends letters, only WhatsApp messages

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