Spinumviva, a company linked to Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, sank without the politician's presence, having severed all ties to the company before taking office. The company, which was once valued at millions, ended up ceasing operations in a scenario of high media visibility.
The Minister of Justice, Rita Alçada, appears with stakes in ten companies, which has generated debate about potential conflicts of interest in the executive. This is a high number of business involvements for a government member.
The Júdice family is mentioned as holders of millions through their business portfolio, suggesting significant wealth in the Portuguese business world.
Other executive members reportedly ceded quotas in companies they owned, in an effort for transparency and to avoid incompatibilities with their government functions. This trend of stepping away from the private sector has been closely monitored by public opinion.
