US EditionOperation Influenzar? PGR Admits to Have Been Pressed by the Conclusion of Accidents
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Operation Influenzar? PGR Admits to Have Been Pressed by the Conclusion of Accidents
As part of the annual conference of the Portuguese Association of Victim Support (APAV), which took place today at the Calauste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon, Amadeu Warra said that all the investigations related to the Influenza Operation, including that in which former Prime Minister Antonio Costa is directed, remain in research, without charge, with much background and analysis. The PGR said that he has requested celebrity in the course of …
PGR Admits that It Has Already Been Pressureed by the Conclusion of Periphery in the Influenza Operation
The Prosecutor-General of the Republic (GGR) said today that he had asked for celebrity in the course of the Impact Operation, including the police authorities, and admitted that he had to insist on the conclusion of the trials, but acknowledged that there was insufficient means.
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