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The Chega party will summon the Governor of the Bank of Portugal (BdP) to parliament to explain Mário Centeno's pension with “scandalous benefits,” announced the party president, who claimed there was a “hidden agreement.” ECO revealed first-hand that the current consultant and former governor had already signed a pension agreement, for...
Luís Montenegro’s Spinumviva saga – the furore about a family firm that has already sparked one general election – appears to have come to an end with the realisation that The post PM “has to reveal Spinumviva client list” appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The Minister of the Presidency says he wants to ensure that Lusa is never again subject to undue influence, declaring that he does not want the agency 'in the hands of a new Sócrates'.
The Minister of the Presidency defended Lusa's statutes, which require the news director to appear before a parliamentary committee, stating that he does not want the news agency “in the hands of a new Sócrates.”
The Constitutional Court (TC) clarified that it rejected the appeal filed by the Prime Minister to prevent the inclusion of Spinumviva clients in his register of interests because the submission was made after the deadline.
Catarina Martins says there are 'million-euro campaigns' that serve economic interests.
The presidential candidate emphasised that the Portuguese 'are not electing a party but a person', stressing that the candidacy he leads 'is not partisan'.
