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Former deputies and former joint chairmen will be tried in the Tutti Fruti case.
Publication: PÚBLICO
Author: publico@publico.pt
Source published: 19/10/2026, 15:09:44 UTC
Briefing created: 19/10/2026, 22:34:37 UTC
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Briefings
Five dozen corruption charges have been filed against former deputies and junta presidents, including ex-deputy Sergio Azevedo and ex-vice-president of Gaia, marking a significant expansion of the Tutti Frutti case. The investigation involves numerous autarcas and business leaders, with specific high-profile figures like Azevedo and Gaia's vice-president scheduled for trial.
Key points
- Five dozen corruption charges have been filed against former deputies and junta presidents, including ex-deputy Sergio Azevedo and ex-vice-president of Gaia, marking a significant expansion of the Tutti Frutti case.
- The investigation involves numerous autarcas and business leaders, with specific high-profile figures like Azevedo and Gaia's vice-president scheduled for trial.
Context
The Tutti Frutti case involves a large number of corruption charges filed against former deputies and junta presidents, including ex-deputy Sergio Azevedo and ex-vice-president of Gaia, marking a significant expansion of the investigation.
Limitations
Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the number of charges (56) and names two specific individuals (Sergio Azevedo, ex-deputy PSD; Gaia vice-president) as being in the dock. No details on the specific crimes, dates of the trial, or the full list of other defendants are provided.
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