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In Portugal's coastal town of Sines, a €3.5 billion data centre, touted as one of Europe's largest, is mired in scandal.

Prosecutors allege ‘influence peddling’ in scandal that brought down António Costa

Lisbon, Nov 28 (EFE).- The Institute for Nature and Forest Conservation (ICNF, for its acronym in Portuguese) detected irregularities in the construction of the Sines Data Center, one of the projects under investigation in “Operation Influencer” a influence peddling case in Portugal that led António Costa to resign as prime minister earlier in November. The …

The five defendants detained in the process linked to the lithium, hydrogen and Sines Data Center businesses were today all subject to non-deprivation of...

Portugal’s Antonio Costa, who unexpectedly resigned as prime minister on Tuesday amid a probe into possible government corruption, apologized on television for envelopes of cash seized in his chief of

LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's premier Antonio Costa, who resigned this week, told foreign investors on Saturday the country was open for business and wanted to remain attractive despite an ongoing corruption probe into "green" energy projects.

By Catarina Demony LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's premier Antonio Costa, who resigned this week, told foreign investors on Saturday the country was ope...

Portugal’s Antonio Costa, who unexpectedly resigned as prime minister on Tuesday amid a probe into possible government corruption, apologized on television for envelopes of cash seized in his chief of

Portugals premier Antonio Costa, who resigned this week, told foreign investors on Saturday the country was open for business and wanted to remain attractive despite an ongoing corruption probe into...