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MAI cases. What does the President of the Republic actually think?Photo by Emilio Pedral on Pexels
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MAI cases. What does the President of the Republic actually think?

Observador3 September 2026 at 10:31

The title of the article questions what the President of the Republic thinks about the cases related to Maia, referred to as "MAI cases".

Deputy António Rodrigues, from PSD, believes that the President of the Republic is right to stay "away from the public square" regarding this issue.

Deputy Cristina Rodrigues, from Chega, states that António José Seguro's position on the matter has been clear.

The article presents the positions of only two deputies on how the President of the Republic has positioned himself regarding the Maia cases.

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