Portugal’s Public Prosecution Service has decided that the results of the water analyses taken from the Tagus river will remain a ‘secret of justice’ and will not be revealed, for the timebeing anyway.
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Celtejo water sample results to remain ‘a secret of justice’
Portugal’s Public Prosecution Service has decided that the results of the water analyses taken from the Tagus river will remain a ‘secret of justice’ and will not be revealed, for the timebeing anyway.