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Bloco de Esquerda delivered on Monday a list of 18 entities that it wants to hear from Novo Banco’s investigative commission.
This Monday, BE delivered a list of 18 entities that it wants to hear from the investigation commission on Novo Banco, among them Luís Filipe Vieira, president of Benfica, or the former ministers Mário Centeno and Maria Luís Albuquerque.
In a request sent to the president of the Parliamentary Survey Commission on the losses recorded by Novo Banco and attributed to the Resolution Fund, Fernando Negrão, the blockade bench requests the hearing of several entities, including the former Minister of Finance Mário Centeno ( PS) and Maria Luís Albuquerque (PSD / CDS-PP).
According to Expresso, also on the list are Tiago Vieira, son of the leader Águilas, head of Promovalor and shareholder of C2 Ventures (formerly Capital Criativo), and Nuno Gaioso Ribeiro, founding partner of C2 Ventures and former administrator of SAD do Benfica. of personalities that the Bloco de Esquerda wants to provide clarification.
Similar to the PSD and PAN requirements, also delivered today, BE wants to hear from Carlos Costa, former governor of Banco de Portugal and João Costa Pinto, former chairman of the Audit Board of Banco de Portugal.
The list continues, with requests for a hearing from the Chairman of the Executive Board of Novo Banco, António Ramalho, the former directors of BES / Novo Banco Vítor Bento and José Honório, or Luís Máximo dos Santos, president of the Resolution Fund.
For Bloco de Esquerda, it will also be important to hear in parliamentary committee Nuno Vasconcellos, former administrator and partner of Ongoing, highlighting the name of Luís Filipe Vieira, president of Sport Lisboa e Benfica, for his connections with the company Promovalor.
The parliamentary groups have until this Monday to submit the requests with the list of documents they intend to access and hearings to request, within the scope of the Novo Banco investigative commission.
The president of the commission, Fernando Negrão, said that until January 6, the lists of documents and entities to be heard will be distributed to all parties and requested that these deadlines be met so that the commission can function “with the necessary rhythm. “.
The commission “must operate for the shortest period that allows it to achieve its objectives, not exceeding 120 days”, and has four points in its object.
The four points cover the “period prior to the resolution and relative to the constitution of the NB [Novo Banco]”, the” period before and related to the sale “, the” period after the sale “and still intends to” evaluate the performance of governments, BoP [Banco de Portugal], FdR [Fundo de Resolução] and Monitoring Committee within the framework of the defense of the public interest ”.
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