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Luís Neves Case: Government Says Destruction of Chemicals Would Cost 144,000 Euros and Confirms PJ (Judicial Police) Had No Funds.

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The government responded to questions from Chega and admitted that there are two other seizure processes for products of a similar nature awaiting destruction.

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The Ministry of Justice confirmed that the destruction of the chemicals seized in Operation Pacoba involved a cost of about 144,000 euros, for which the Judicial Police had no budgetary capacity without compromising their current activity.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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A value of 144,000 euros used by Luís Neves to justify the non-destruction of drums included chemicals from multiple processes, not only from Operation Pacoba.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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MJ clarified that the 62 bins seized, with a capacity of 200 litres each, contained Ethile Acetate and Hexane, represented "an abnormal volume of this type of seized products, in various processes, and in unmatched quantities until then".

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The Ministry of Justice (MJ) confirmed the budget of about 144,000 euros given to the Judicial Police for the destruction of chemicals seized in 'Operation Pacoba' and the lack of budget of this police to execute the order of destruction.

·Portugal
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The government responded to questions from Chega and admitted that there are two other seizure processes for products of a similar nature awaiting destruction.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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