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Former President of the ULS De Aveiro Will Remain in Detention Until He Knows the Measures of Coercion on Monday

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They are suspected of corruption, abuse of power and trafficking in influence, in a process involving alleged irregularities in public contracts and in their own appointment to the leadership of the Local Health Unit (ULS) of the Aveiro region.

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Former president of the ULS of the Region of Aveiro will continue to be detained and will be heard again by the court on Monday, due to the need of the Court to consider the "special complexity of the facts".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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They are suspected of corruption, abuse of power and trafficking in influence, in a process involving alleged irregularities in public contracts and in their own appointment to the leadership of the Local Health Unit (ULS) of the Aveiro region.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Former president of the ULS de Aveiro returns to court to continue to be heard

Two businessmen who were also arrested in Operation Batas & Bethão came out this Friday in freedom. On the second return to the court to know the coercive measures applied.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The former president of the Local Health Unit (ULS) of the Region of Aveiro will continue to be detained and will be heard again by the court on Monday, while the other two defendants were returned to freedom, said today source of the Court of Coimbra.

·Portugal
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Ricardo Matos, former president of the ULS de Aveiro, remains in detention. He will know the measures of coercion on Monday at the Court of Coimbra.

·Porto, Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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