The Public Prosecutor's Office is working to ensure that cases related to MAI (Ministry of Internal Administration) and the Chega party proceed swiftly. Amadeu Guerra, in statements to journalists, assured that "we are working to ensure everything is quick." The Deputy Prosecutor-General highlighted that the proceedings are under judicial secrecy, and therefore cannot reveal more details about the ongoing investigations. Journalists insisted on the matter, questioning the Prosecutor about the status of the proceedings, but the response remained limited due to the confidential nature of the investigations.
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Public Prosecutor works to ensure "everything is quick" in MAI/Chega cases
Observador15 September 2026 at 17:48
Why this matters
Readers in Portugal are closely following this case because it involves a political party with parliamentary representation and the Ministry responsible for the country's internal administration. The Prosecutor-General's promise of speed indicates that investigations are active and advanced, which could have significant political implications for the executive and institutional credibility.
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