The Public Prosecutor's Office opened an inquiry to investigate an alleged invasion and theft in the office of Chega party leader André Ventura, located in the parliament's facilities. The case was revealed today by the attorney general of the Republic, Amadeu Guerra.
The inquiry was classified with urgent character, which indicates that the judicial authorities are giving priority to the investigation of the facts allegedly occurred in Ventura's office at the Assembly of the Republic.
Amadeu Guerra, as attorney general of the Republic, was the figure responsible for publicly communicating the existence and urgent nature of this investigative process, without advancing more details about the specific circumstances of the alleged incident.
