Enough wants to investigate works, bitcoins and 200 missing weapons in the mandates of Luís Neves in PJ

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Briefings

The Chega party launched a parliamentary inquiry into the conduct of Luís Neves, the current Minister of Internal Administration, during his tenure as National Director of the Police Judiciary (PJ) from 2018 to 2026. The investigation focuses on public procurement irregularities involving the ConstruBarcelos company, the disappearance of a Bitcoin wallet, and the fate of approximately 200 seized firearms. The inquiry aims to examine the full scope of Neves' actions, including specific contracts, financial records, and operational decisions related to seized assets and chemical products.

Key points

The Chega party initiated a parliamentary inquiry into Luís Neves' tenure as National Director of the Police Judiciary (PJ) between 2018 and 2026.

The investigation specifically targets public procurement irregularities involving ConstruBarcelos, the disappearance of a Bitcoin wallet, and the handling of approximately 200 seized firearms.

Context

The inquiry was triggered by political controversies surrounding public works conducted by ConstruBarcelos on Neves' property and the disposal of seized chemical products during Operation Pacoba. Neves is currently the Minister of Internal Administration, making his past actions a critical focus for the investigation.

Limitations

The evidence covers the period 2018-2026 but lacks specific dates for the Bitcoin wallet disappearance and the exact timeline of the chemical product disposal operations. Some specific names of interveners and precise decision-making records are not fully detailed in the provided text.

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