Mother of twins "wanted to take advantage of all Portuguese state subsidies" ↗
Front page leadThe mother of the twins involved in a case of alleged fraud has been accused of seeking to exploit all available state subsidies in Portugal.
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The front page of Público features a prominent story about the 'twins case' in Portugal, with accusations against the son of a former President and a former Secretary of State for Health, and the mother allegedly trying to exploit state subsidies. Other top stories include the Portuguese…
The mother of the twins involved in a case of alleged fraud has been accused of seeking to exploit all available state subsidies in Portugal.
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