Pedro Nuno Santos, former Minister of Infrastructure, and Fernando Medina, current Minister of Finance, will be heard by the TAP Commission of Inquiry on June 15 and 16, respectively.
At the end of the meeting of the board and coordinators of the commission of inquiry, the chairman of the commission, Antonio Lacerda Sales, announced to the journalists the agreed calendar of all missed hearings, while it was agreed that 11 people would respond in writing.
The parliamentary groups also agreed that the deadline for discussion and voting on the final report of the commission would be 13 July, which would require an extension of the deadline.
Next week, on May 24, the former Chief of Staff of the Minister of Infrastructure and current Chief of Staff of the Secretary of State for Infrastructure, Maria Antonia Araujo, will be heard, followed by former TAP financial administrator João Gameiro and TAP legal director Manuela Simões the following day.
On May 30, it was the turn of the commission of inquiry to hear the former Secretary of State for Infrastructure, Sergio Monteiro, and the next day, the former Minister of Infrastructure, Pedro Marques.
The same week, on June 1, former finance minister Miguel Cruz will be heard, and on June 2, former finance and treasury minister Joao Nuno Mendes will be heard.
Former finance ministers Mario Centeno and João Leão will be heard on June 5 and 6 respectively, and on June 7, former economy minister António Pires de Lima.
Author: morning Post This Portuguese
Source: CM Jornal
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