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PAN wants those responsible for the death of animals in Santo Tirso to be held accountable

Observador7 September 2026 at 20:27

The PAN (People-Animals-Nature) demands that those responsible for the death of 93 animals in a forest fire in Santo Tirso be held accountable. The sentence in this case will be known this week, six years after the facts occurred.

The forest fire caused the death of 93 animals and there are also more than 200 crimes of animal abuse related to this case at stake.

The PAN party has been following the judicial process from the beginning and argues that there should be legal consequences for those responsible for this tragedy that affected the local fauna.

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