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PGR guarantees "urgency" in Ventura's office case

Observador3 September 2026 at 19:02

The Attorney General, Amadeu Guerra, confirmed the urgency of the ongoing investigation related to Ventura's office. The investigation is being carried out by the DIAP of Lisbon, with the assistance of the Judicial Police.

The urgency was declared after Ventura reported the disappearance of sensitive documents from his office. The case now involves judicial and police authorities in a joint effort to clarify the situation.

Amadeu Guerra, as the highest official of the Public Ministry, ensured that the process is being handled with due priority, thus responding to the concerns raised by the initial report.

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