ENSUL MECI - EFACEC - COGERAÇÃO DO PORTO, A.C.E.
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2024-11-16 (noticiasaominuto.com)
Government did not put money into Inapa to avoid a "snowball" like Efacec
The government decided not to use "taxpayers' money" to help Inapa to avoid a "snowball" like what happened at Efacec, the Finance Minister said today.
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2024-10-02 (jornaltxopela.com)
Alarm clock: Efacec did not need nationalization. Government drops concrete reduction in IRC
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2024-10-01 (dnoticias.pt)
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2024-10-01 (jornaldenegocios.pt)
Nationalization of Efacec "was driven by managers", who did not safeguard jobs
Audit by the Court of Auditors of the company's nationalization holds managers responsible for not having taken into account the objectives of the rescue by the State and the previous government for having decided on the rescue 'without technical and independent justification, in the public interest'.
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2024-09-06 (observador.pt)
In the BES case, will there still be crimes to judge?
The Government (which is worried about Efacec's hole), the PS (which is on a roller coaster) and our Justice (which lets crimes prescribe) are the Good, the Bad and the Villain.
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2024-09-05 (sicnoticias.pt)
15 minutes: the cost of Efacec to the State and the health center controversy
<p><span>EFACEC could cost the State another 80 million euros, in addition to the 484 million it has already cost. The value is advanced by an audit by the Court of Auditors and the government has already requested a discussion of the topic.
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2024-07-10 (observador.pt)
Government does not plan to audit the Efacec process assuming that "some money will not, perhaps, be recoverable"
The Government inherited the sale of Efacec. Pedro Reis, admitting that he could not have carried out the operation, says he is monitoring what is happening in the company, but does not plan to carry out audits.
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2024-01-12 (expresso.pt)
António Costa Silva: privatization of Efacec “was my biggest headache”
Due to the limitations of State aid and creditors, the sale of Efacec was the toughest dossier that the Minister of Economy faced
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2023-12-20 (jornaldenegocios.pt)
Sale of Efacec only from 2026 and with the green light from the Government
The guarantee was given by the Minister of Economy in parliament.
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2023-12-20 (ominho.pt)
Efacec cannot be sold until 2026 without State consent, says minister
The Economy Minister said today, in parliament, that Efacec cannot be sold until 2026 without the State's prior consent, as part of the sale to Mutares.
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2023-11-08 (expresso.pt)
With the sale of Efacec dispatched, the Government implements changes in the management of Parpública
One day after the Prime Minister submitted his resignation, Parpública, which is managing the TAP privatization process, announced this Wednesday that its new administration had been elected. Chief of staff of the Secretary of State for Finance is one of the new names
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2023-11-06 (dinheirovivo.pt)
Minister does not guarantee recovery of the amount invested by the State in Efacec
In Parliament, António Costa Silva estimated that the company's bankruptcy would cost the State up to 65 million euros per year, including lost contributions and unemployment benefits.
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