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Amadeu War extinguished anti-fraud group for EU funds

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Briefings

Amadeu Guerra, a head of the DCIAP, terminated an anti-fraud group targeting EU funds. This action occurred as the execution of the PRR program ended, leading to the DCIAP assuming its functions. The article suggests the end of the PRR is the last move by Pedro Sánchez to ensure the government's survival.

Key points

• Amadeu Guerra, head of the DCIAP, terminated an anti-fraud group targeting EU funds.
• The termination occurred as the execution of the PRR program ended, leading to the DCIAP assuming its functions.

Context

Amadeu Guerra is the head of the DCIAP, which assumed functions of the structure after the execution of the PRR program ended. Pedro Sánchez is the current Prime Minister, and the article suggests the end of the PRR is the last move by Sánchez to ensure the government's survival.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026. It does not provide details on the specific anti-fraud group, the exact number of funds targeted, or the precise timeline of the termination. The article does not confirm the outcome of the termination or the specific reasons for the DCIAP's actions.

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