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SPdH, majority-owned by the British company Menzies, has filed an injunction at the Administrative and Fiscal Court of Lisbon to challenge the process of awarding ground handling licenses at the airports of Lisbon, Porto, and Faro. This legal action aims to ensure that the process meets the necessary standards of technical rigor and operational realism.
These seven PSP officers join two other police officers who are in preventive detention after being arrested last July in an investigation reported by the Public Security Police.
A woman has reported a case of fraud to the police involving a cryptocurrency deal, where she allegedly lost 130,000 euros. Additionally, another individual has come forward claiming to have lost 23,000 euros in a similar situation. The incidents highlight the risks associated with investing in cryptocurrencies and the potential for fraudulent activities in this space.
Home News Investigating overpriced roof tiles after storms in Portugal Investigating overpriced roof tiles after storms in Portugal The ASAE (Food and Economic Security Authority) has opened two criminal proceedings for the sale of roof tiles above the advertised price in the municipalities of Ba
'I'm surprised you're still alive or in good health.' Group 1143 again made death threats against Renata Cambra even after the arrests carried out in the wake of Operation Irmandade.
The decision to go to court to suspend the board of directors' 14 January deliberation was taken after “receiving no response” from the Minister of Health.
The newly formed STOP UP12 – Association for the Defence of the Environment and Territory has launched legal proceedings against the Lagoa Municipality, challenging its decision to restart the drafting The post Residents launch first legal action to halt Lagoa’s Albandeira Plan appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro announced this Thursday that he was the target of 'an act of disinformation with wide public dissemination', against which he will file a complaint. “Apparently, originating from the user 'Volksvargas', a fake post purportedly from the President of the United States of America was spread on the social network X, containing an image of a message attributed to the Prime Minister of Portugal” ...
The presidential candidate will file a criminal complaint against Inês Bichão later this Thursday.
On Monday, Cotrim Figueiredo described the sexual harassment allegation made against him by a former parliamentary aide as 'absolutely and completely false' and said he would file a criminal complaint.
Presidential candidate João Cotrim de Figueiredo on Monday denied the sexual harassment allegations being made against him by a former aide and said he will take legal action in court. “I will see it through to the end to establish where this lie came from. I have an absolutely clear conscience, not only since ...”
Investors bought wine without seeing the bottles and now cannot get their money back. The company is under investigation in the United Kingdom; Portugal's PJ has already received complaints, and the Portuguese managers admit a 'collapse'.
Buenavista Equity Partners, an investor in Portuguese language-technology startup Unbabel, has filed a legal challenge to the sale that transferred control of the company to US firm TransPerfect. The fund lodged the action a few days before Christmas, according to public records on the Citius portal cited by ECO. The court filing formally disputes the transaction and brings the acquisition into the judicial realm, potentially affecting the deal's implementation.
Heliportugal has brought legal action against CGD, alleging that the state-owned bank never enforced non-performing debts totalling almost €30 million, allowing the claims to lapse. The latest Pitagórica poll for the presidential election shows a closely fought five-way contest between António José Seguro, André Ventura, Henrique Gouveia ...
A 61-year-old carpenter has been banned by the court from remaining in the home and from contacting the victims. The elderly woman is 93 and bedridden.
