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The former Minister of Economy, Manuel Pinho, arrived Tuesday at 10:32 at the Central Department of Investigation and Criminal Action (DCIAP) in Lisbon, for questioning, accompanied by from his lawyer, Ricardo Sá Fernandes
The former governor, as his lawyer, made no statement to reporters at the entrance of the DCIAP building where his interrogation will be scheduled by the public prosecutor [19659002] On Monday, in statements to Lusa, Ricardo Sá Fernandes said that this interrogation was marked "supetão" and that it was to meet that day with his client, just arrived from abroad.
This Tuesday, at 15:00, a parliamentary hearing with Manuel Pinho is scheduled following a petition from the PSD, voted favorably on May 2.
In May, in a statement, Manuel Pinho's lawyer, Ricardo Sá Fernandes, that the ex-m who was no longer indicted in the EDP case, would be ready to provide "all the details" to the deputies, but only after being questioned by the public prosecutor.
On April 19, the newspaper Observer reported the suspicions of Manuel Pinho having received, from a company of the Group Espírito Santo (GES) between 2006 and 2012, about a million dollars. ; euro.
Payments, according to the newspaper, were made to "a new offshore company discovered by Manuel Pinho, called Tartaruga Foundation, based in Panama, by Espírito Santo (ES) Enterprises – also an offshore company based in tax haven of the British Virgin Islands and generally referred to as the "blue bag" of the Espírito Santo group
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