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MAI case: 'I have serious doubts that Seguro wants to start a public war with the prime minister'

Now28 August 2026 at 12:56

Raul Vaz publicly stated that he has serious doubts that Seguro intends to start a public war with the prime minister. His statements come in the context of a case that is not fully specified in the excerpt, but which involves political tensions between these figures.

The former official also addressed the issue of the delay in presenting the final report on the Elevador da Glória accident. Raul Vaz considered the delay in concluding this investigation process incomprehensible.

Almost a year after the tragedy, which claimed sixteen victims, the process of determining responsibilities has not yet reached its end. This situation has generated criticism regarding the slowness of the authorities in preparing the final report.

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