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Minister of Justice denies lies in PJ chemical destruction controversy

Now9 September 2026 at 13:08

The Minister of Justice refused the allegations of lies in the controversy regarding the destruction of chemical materials by the Judicial Police. The case involves controversy over what happened to the aforementioned chemicals.

The so-called "trailer case" is currently under criminal investigation by the Public Ministry. This is one of three cases involving Luís Neves, whose actions are under judicial scrutiny.

The situation arises in a context of institutional tension related to the management of chemical materials and the explanations provided by the competent authorities.

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