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Frederico Bártolo
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In an interview with O JOGO, Bruno Costa Carvalho, candidate for the presidency of Benfica, defends Luís Filipe Vieira in the case of e-mails, but is more incisive in terms of transparency.
In the political part of the interview, Bruno Costa Carvalho defends Luís Filipe Vieira in the case of the e-mails and does not say anything to judge the status of the accused of the leader embodied in “Operation Lex.”
“Let’s separate things. I’m not talking about issues of private life, as is the case with Operation Lex. It is an issue that must be resolved. He began to be accused and there was a tradition that whoever was accused left the club. It was with José Veiga and Paulo Gonçalves, but they were not presidents. Presidents, apparently, do not work that way in Portugal. However, I am not involved. In vouchers and in emails it is different. “There is no unequivocal evidence and I think it was a campaign to attack Benfica. I will not hurt Benfica by condemning that and I do not admit that external attacks are used internally. It was what he said in an AG. Benfica’s victories were clean and in the field, in fact, we had even better squads and we kept losing ”, he comments, beginning to address Vieira’s idea of inviting the lists to belong to the Fiscal Council.
“Vieira’s offer is generous, I applaud it. I have no suspicions about the accounts. I criticized them, but now I like them. Now the Supervisory Board is in charge of the club’s accounts and things are happening in the SAD,” he said, being more incisive about transparency: “I don’t understand businesses like Paulo Gonçalves entering into the Darwin transaction. It seems incredible to me and nobody believes that it is a coincidence.”
Regarding the list of Noronha Lopes, who challenged the digital signatures of Bruno Costa Carvalho’s list, there was discontent.
“We are looking for a single candidacy as an alternative to Vieira, but there is a limit. They wanted to eliminate us in the secretariat. The bridges were burned,” he says, speaking of the policy of proximity to rivals: “There is a negatively marked past that makes it impossible talking to FC Porto Closing ties with FC Porto de Pinto da Costa is difficult, with Sporting it is possible: it has a normal and brave president, for the battle with the cheerleaders, like Frederico Varandas.
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