Sale of Sapo building by Altice investigated by public prosecutor’s office
Building in Lisbon was bought by Armando Pereira’s right-hand man, despite having made a lower offer. The building of the former headquarters of the Sapo
Altice hires Vieira de Almeida and Uría and admits to suing Picoas case suspects
Altice may proceed with compensation claims against Armando Pereira, Hernâni Vaz Antunes and others who may be found guilty in the Picoas case. The group
Carlos Alexandre’s reasons for the house arrest of the defendants in the Altice case
Judge Carlos Alexandre stresses that Armando Pereira placed Hernâni Antunes “at the heart of Altice’s business on multiple occasions, as Hernâni himself acknowledges”. If Armando
Altice: the man who sees Hernâni Antunes as a father has handed over 130 folders to justice
Gil Loureiro managed Hernâni Antunes’ companies and helped hide the identity of the businessman. First he tried to destroy evidence, then he gave up and
Hernâni Vaz Antunes confesses payments to Alexandre Fonseca
Former Altice CEO reportedly received €490k between 2017 and 2018 through companies in the UAE and against fake invoices. Heard by investigating judge Carlos Alexandre
The ‘luxurious’ house arrests of Armando Pereira and Hernâni Vaz Antunes
The main defendants of Operation Picoas will await trial under house arrest. So far, the GNR does not know how surveillance will be carried out
MP asks for preventive custody for Hernani Vaz Antunes and bail of 10 million for Armando Pereira
The Public Prosecutor’s Office (MP) requested preventive detention for the defendant Hernâni Vaz Antunes, considered the “right-hand man” of Altice co-founder Armando Pereira, revealed to
MP requests pre-trial detention for Armando Pereira and Hernâni Vaz Antunes
Preventive detention is what the MP proposes for Armando Pereira, co-founder of Altice, and his friend and businessman Hernâni Vaz Antunes, the two main suspects
Operation Picoas: Hernâni Vaz Antunes returns to Campus de Justiça to close interrogations
The coercive measures of the four detainees should be known this week, after several days in custody and under interrogation. The investigation into the deals