Foreign Affairs Employee on Trial for Aiding Illegal Immigration
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Foreign Affairs Employee on Trial for Aiding Illegal Immigration

Correio da Manhã11 September 2026 at 18:36

A Foreign Affairs Services employee is being tried on suspicion of aiding illegal immigration. The defendant is accused of being part of a criminal network that operated a fraudulent scheme. The Public Ministry presented the indictment against the employee and others involved in the organization. The scheme is believed to have allowed the network to accumulate 21 million euros through illegal activities related to immigration. The judge presiding over the case fully upheld the indictment presented by the Public Ministry, considering that there is sufficient evidence to bring to trial all members of the criminal network.

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