A medico-legal report confirms that Ricardo Salgado, who is on trial in the EDP case, suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, but admits that the former banker exaggerated some symptoms.
“When analyzing a possible lack of effort or attempt at modeling during the assessment process, the subject reports illogical or very atypical neurological and memory symptoms that are inconsistent with the patterns of impairment caused by actual brain dysfunction or damage, suggesting an attempt to make the situation worse. difficulties”.
The defense on Monday denied faking any symptoms. Salgado “is in the second most serious condition of the disease. Anyone who lives and knows this reality understands that it is not aggravated, that it is not invented,” said Francisco Proenza de Carvalho.