Former Prime Minister José Sócrates returned to court this Thursday, presenting himself to Justice without the presence of a lawyer. This was another public appearance by Sócrates in the context of legal proceedings brought against him.
During his intervention, Sócrates stated that a good agreement for the Lena Group was negotiated by the former leader of CDS-PP, Paulo Portas. This declaration comes within the framework of a judicial proceeding related to the Lena Group.
The case involves questions about commercial and financial agreements in the context of Portuguese business. Sócrates reportedly made these statements during his court appearance.
Paulo Portas, former centrist leader and later minister, is directly mentioned by Sócrates as responsible for negotiating the referred agreement. The process continues to develop with the different positions of the parties involved.




