PAN says those responsible for dead animals in Santo Tirso cannot "go unpunished"
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PAN says those responsible for dead animals in Santo Tirso cannot "go unpunished"

Correio da Manhã7 September 2026 at 18:56

PAN (People-Animals-Nature) stated that those responsible for the death of animals in Santo Tirso cannot go unpunished. The party commented on the judicial process involving this situation.

The sentence in this process will be known next Wednesday at the Matosinhos Court. This is the moment when the judicial decision on the case is expected.

PAN expressed its position on the need for accountability of those involved, reinforcing the importance that crimes against animals do not go without consequences. The party has been closely following these types of processes.

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