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President of SIRESP Complains About Permanent Misinformation Scenario and Ensures that Network Scrutiny Works

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Viegas Nunes made it clear that the company that runs the network makes monthly reports and lamented the apparent problems of government management.

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The Secretary-General of the Ministry of Internal Administration, resigned on Monday by the Minister of Internal Administration, launched several suspicions to SIRESP SA, in particular that he receives annual compensation of about 26 million euros without any external or independent supervision. In Parliament, Paulo Viegas Nunes ensured that the entity is scrutinized on a permanent basis.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Major-General Viegas Nunes, who runs the public company SIRESP, was heard in Parliament after Ricardo Carrilho's resignation. He guaranteed "maximum cooperation" with SGMAI.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Viegas Nunes made it clear that the company that runs the network makes monthly reports and lamented the apparent problems of government management.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Viegas Nunes specified that Portugal's Integrated Emergency and Security Network System works almost 100%.

Paulo Viegas Nunes did not refer directly to the complaints of the now former secretary-general of the MAI, but guarantees that these have already been clarified in the past.

General Paulo Viegas Nunes, who was this Tuesday heard in the parliamentary committee of inquiry into the fire business, denied astronomical salary and profit that chose the remuneration of origin.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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