"Currently there is a complete striptease of justice. It is not worth trying to make it seem that justice still has some degree of modesty"Photo by SirMazing Photography on Pexels
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"Currently there is a complete striptease of justice. It is not worth trying to make it seem that justice still has some degree of modesty"

CNN Portugal4 September 2026 at 17:53

Lawyer Manuel Nobre Correia commented on the judicial proceedings against Luís Neves, the current Minister of Internal Administration. His statements were particularly critical regarding the functioning of justice in Portugal.

According to the lawyer, there is currently a "complete striptease of justice," meaning that the proceedings are publicly exposed completely and without filters. Nobre Correia considers that it makes no sense to try to present justice as still maintaining some degree of discretion or restraint.

The comment arises in the specific context of the pending legal proceedings against Luís Neves, who currently holds the position of Minister of Internal Administration. The lawyer commented directly on this particular situation, using the striptease metaphor to describe the way the details of the proceedings are publicly disclosed.

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