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Rui Rocha says he is convinced that "Luís Neves did not tell the truth" during parliamentary hearing

Deputy Rui Rocha expressed his conviction that Luís Neves did not tell the truth during his parliamentary hearing, considering that there is responsibility on the part of Luís Neves in this matter. The statement comes following an episode involving the former Secretary of State for Civil Protection, after Rio's criticism of the government's action in the context of the response to an emergency situation.

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