The Constitutional Court had doubts about the Prime Minister’s declaration, regarding the sale of the family company’s quotas and requested additional clarifications. Luís Montenegro, who gave the quotas to his wife and children, only took spinumviva when he was elected head of government.
We were in the taste of 2023. Luís Montenegro was a PSD leader just over a year ago when he received parents’ inheritances. An apartment and an agricultural property, which forced the declaration of income under the regime provided for by law to a public office.
To the Constitutional Court, Luís Montenegro made the news come, but in the statement the field for “Quotas, shares, participation or other social parties of the capital of civil or commercial companies” It was empty. And what the The Court of Auditors learned was in doubt.
Doubts forced Luís Montenegro to write to the President of the Court Por twice to ensure “There is no omission of indication.”
To Sic, The Prime Minister’s Office clarifies that the Court’s doubts were related to “The sale of the quotas, worth 6,250 euros, without associated added value.” I.e, The Court wanted to know what percentage of social capital corresponded the 6,250 euros declared.
Na Answer sent to SIC, The Prime Minister’s office says that “At the time, Luís Montenegro was president of the PSD and was applicable to the regime provided for in the law for public office.”which is “different from the regime provided for by the Law for the Prime Minister’s Declaration. ” Not being, therefore, “The completion of the registration of interests is applicable.”
Just later is that Luís Montenegro declared in the record of interest the functions he performed in the SP&M e na Spinumviva and Quota of women in the company. Something that only did when he was appointed Prime Minister, as is provided for in the law for the statement of the head of government.
