US EditionMinistry of Public Affairs Has "a Problem" in the Marques Operation
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Miguel Sousa Tavares says he read “the thousands of pages of the process” of the Marques Operation and stressed that “the great problem of the Ministry of Public Affairs is that there is no single evidence of corruption”. “There is no document, a telephone hearing, a direct witness. Only assumptions and assumptions”, he says.
“We are fighting to prove the facts of the charge, we will give our best”, said the prosecutor Romulo Mateus in the short introductory exhibition of the Ministry of Public Affairs (MP), which was still linked to a complaint and a statement of complaint. Part of the defence attorneys stepped up initial statements, but those who spoke rejected the prosecution of the MP and some asked for the removal of their customers. Pedro Dellille, a lawyer fro…
The Ministry of Public Affairs has today defended that if "to beat" is to prove the facts contained in the charge of the Marques Operation, having defences contrary to the introductory statements of the crimes imposed and requested the removal of the arguments. "We are fighting to prove the facts of the charge, we will give our best," said the prosecutor Romulo Mateus in the short introductory statement of the Ministry of Public Affairs (MP), wh…
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