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There are five court cases involving Minister Luís NevesPhoto by Matheus Ximenes on Pexels
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There are five court cases involving Minister Luís Neves

Diário de Viseu3 September 2026 at 18:45

The Attorney General revealed that there are five court cases involving Minister Luís Neves. This information was conveyed to journalists at the end of the inauguration ceremony of the president of the Court of Appeal of Évora.

The ceremony took place in the Alentejo region and marked the inauguration of Isabel Imaginário as president of the Court of Appeal of Évora, as well as the other judicial magistrates of that court.

Luís Neves is a minister, although the article does not specify which department he oversees. The five court cases refer to cases involving the government official, without further details being revealed about their nature.

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