In response to the Lusa agency, the Attorney General’s Office said that “was initiated an investigation” and that “this is research in the Department of Investigation and Penal Action Lisbon.”
In March, Fernando Negrao, President of CPI BES case, understood to send the prosecutor a share to assess whether the refusal by José Guilherme to be heard in parliament embodies a disobedience.
The CPI intended listen to the entrepreneur, in particular on the “gift” of EUR 14 million that offered the then President of BES, Ricardo Salgado.
José Guilherme, who lives in Angola, had postponed its presence in parliament, claiming professionals and health reasons, but according to the media, the incumbent shall state in Amadora on 7 March.
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