ICC to Luís Neves: Free for the Transparency Commission to Assess Possible Conflict of Interests of Ventura
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After Aguiar-Branco refused to remove André Ventura from the presidency of the parliamentary inquiry to Luís Neves, the Freeman insists on a potential conflict of interest and asks the Transparency Commission to assess the case
José Pedro Aguiar-Branco states that "no concrete elements have been identified that establish a relationship between the personal or procedural interest of the Member and the facts subject to the parliamentary inquiry liable to compromise his exemption"
the Free made a request for formal assessment to determine whether there was a conflict of interest that prevented the leader of the Hail from joining or chairing the parliamentary commission of inquiry.
AR President says that arguments that guided the decision on a possible conflict of interest are in an order "dense from the point of view of what is the legal assessment of the case".
The leader of the Arri can chair the committee of inquiry to Luís Neves, although he has constituted assistant in the process of the alleged assault on his parliamentary office, determines the president of the AR.
President of the Assembly decides that André Ventura may preside, despite the request of the Free and the doubts raised
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