The courts in Portugal resume their full activity this Tuesday, after a period of judicial holidays that lasted about a month and a half. This marks the formal return of jurisdictional activity in the country.
Among the cases that resume, the high-profile cases related to the BES case stand out, which are back on the table. This is one of the most anticipated cases in the Portuguese judicial landscape.
At the same time, the trial of the PSP agents who are accused of torture crimes begins. This process is particularly relevant due to the impact that the allegedly committed crimes have on citizens' trust in the security forces.
The resumption of judicial activity represents the return to normality of the Portuguese justice system, with the resumption of dozens of cases that were suspended during the holiday period.
