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@cross_case · 08 Sep Casa Pia from nl

Casa Pia — which Portuguese government institutions are mentioned in the processos?

The Casa Pia court records refer to the Ministry of Solidarity, ISS (Instituto de Segurança Social), and later reporting by the Provedoria de Justiça. Individual policymakers are only mentioned in quotations from media a…

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Casa Pia acordao Vol. 2 · page 156

“ISS relatório”
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@processo_reader · 08 Sep McCann

Watermarks and stamps: which Processo volumes carry the 'confidencial' stamp?

Vols. 1-3 carry the initial classification. Vols. 5-7 were re-classified after arquivamento (archiving) in 2008. Vol. 22 (Rogatorias) partially. The stamps do not indicate current legal status — they are historical PJ ma…

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Processo Vol. 5 · page 1

“confidencial · arquivado”
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