The former prime minister José Sócrates filed a complaint against the prosecutor who led the Operation Marquês investigation. The complaint was filed today, according to the former government official himself.
Sócrates publicly revealed that he made this complaint, but the specific grounds for it were not fully specified in the available excerpt of the article.
The prosecutor targeted by the complaint was responsible for leading the department of investigation and criminal prosecution that conducted the case involving the former prime minister, within the scope of a process related to economic-financial crimes.
Operation Marquês was one of the most publicized judicial proceedings in Portugal, investigating alleged irregularities in José Sócrates' financial life, which he has always denied. This new development comes as another chapter in the ex-prime minister's long legal battle.




