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Luís Neves. Investigations appear to be at a standstill

SOL28 August 2026 at 09:19

The investigations related to Luís Neves, former national director of the Judicial Police, are advancing slowly or even stalled. Amadeu Guerra makes no statement about the inquiries by the Attorney General's Office involving Luís Neves.

The Parliamentary Inquiry Committee, requested by the Chega party, may be interrupted for several weeks, which contributes to the slowness in resolving these matters.

The investigations ordered by the justice minister are being conducted by people trusted by Luís Neves, raising questions about the impartiality of these investigations.

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