Socrates denies owning Paris apartment: "I didn't even know it was going to be bought"
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Socrates denies owning Paris apartment: "I didn't even know it was going to be bought"

Expresso10 September 2026 at 17:11

Socrates, former prime minister of Portugal, categorically denied any involvement in the purchase, renovation and rental of an apartment in Paris. The former leader stated that he "didn't even know" the property was going to be purchased, ruling out any personal involvement in the process.

During his testimony, which lasted four hours without cross-examination, Socrates also revealed that he had rented another house in Paris which, according to him, "disappeared from the story". This revelation comes within the scope of an investigation involving the former prime minister.

After the lengthy testimony, Socrates requested a break due to "fatigue", thereby suspending his interrogation session. The article does not specify the exact charges or the full context of the investigation in question.

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