Goncalo Amaral regarding video monitoring system


Gonçalo Amaral sugere a instalação de um sistema de videovigilância nas principais estradas algarvias e respectivos acessos
26 June 2011
Jornal de Notícias
Portuguese


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Goncalo Amaral suggests the installation of a video monitoring system on the main roads in the algarve and the respective accesses

Mixed Teams will not solve crime in the Algarve

Goncalo Amaral says that there is not a strategy to combat insecurity, but it only answers to one-off events. Accuses institutions of inertia and do not react to accusations false abroad

INTERVIEW

Oantigo coordinator of the Department of Portimao the Judicial Police says that the insecurity in the Algarve because of the violent crime resulting from the lack of strategy of the security forces and the agents of tourism. Goncalo Amaral, 51 years old, known to have investigated the disappearance of Maddie, rejects the solution decided in this month of creating mixed teams with agents of several policemen and accuses the authorities of not reacting to complaints alarmist, for example in England.

IT needs a "special team", the likeness of created by the Attorney-general 'S Office for violence on the night of the Port, in order to fight the violent crimes in the Algarve and reassure the tourists?

I understand the question. But, contrary to what some claim, the Algarve does not need a special plan of security, much less for special teams - which only serve to increase the wages of their components - not even more human and material resources to combat the criminal phenomenon that, in truth, has gained prominence. What we need is to define a strategic plan that involves promoters and tour operators, mayors, security forces and services.

But this takes time and the holidays are there…

We must react to every crime, with a rapid and effective response, but it is impossible not to detect, to study the phenomenon, preventing it and forming criminal investigators capable of acting together - something that is not made. It is true that the conviction of security has suffered earthquakes and much by force of inertia of the institutions, not to promote and preserve the Algarve as a safe destination. AND also of the forces and security services to the act only reactivamente, the flavor of punctual event criminal.

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Gonçalo Amaral acquitted of the crime of Failure to report.


PAÍS
CASO
19 June 2011
Diário de Notícias
Portuguese


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JUDGEMENT
> The case of aggression against Leonor Cipriano was tried, but the court did not determine the authorship of the attacks.

Gonçalo Amaral
> Ex-inspector was acquitted of the crime of Failure to report. With him were tried four more inspectors.

JUSTICE
> On the murder and concealment of a body, mother and uncle of Joana were sentenced to 18 years.


ORIGINAL ARTICLE:

JULGAMENTO

› O caso das agressões a Leonor Cipriano foi julgado, mas o tribunal não determinou a autoria das agressões.

GONÇALO AMARAL
› Ex-inspector foi absolvido do crime de omissão de denúncia. Com ele foram julgados mais quatro inspectores.

JUSTIÇA
› Pelo homicídio e ocultação de cadáver, mãe e tio de Joana foram condenados a 18 anos.
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Joana Case: Évora refutes "nullity and unconstitutional" the resource that sentences confirmed


Caso Joana: Relação de Évora refuta "nulidades e inconstitucionalidades" no recurso que confirmou penas
18 June 2011
Agência Lusa - Serviço Internacional
Portuguese


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Lisbon, June 18 (AFP) - The Évora refuted the existence of "unconstitutionality and nullity" in ruling that upheld the conviction of former inspectors of the Judicial Police (PJ) in the process of aggressions against Leonor Cipriano, Joana's mother, child missing in the Algarve in 2004.

On 18 March this year, the Court of Appeal upheld the conviction of former PJ inspector Gonçalo Amaral and António Nunes Cardoso, with suspended sentences, the Court of Faro in 2009, but the latter required the former agent "to reform and clarification of Judgement. "

According to judicial sources, the Évora understood that "lacks reason" the application of Antonio Nunes Cardoso, sentenced to two years and three months imprisonment with suspended sentence for the crime of forgery of a document.

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BCC response to Complaints re: lie about Goncalo Amaral is NOT GOOD ENOUGH


Where is the FORMAL APOLOGY FROM BBC?

Fact: Dr. Goncalo Amaral did NOT say "Fuck the McCanns".

Mike O' Sullivan, his producer, "senior colleagues" and any BBC spokespersons involved need to issue a formal apology and ensure corrections are printed in all of the news sources listed below.


This is NOT GOOD ENOUGH, BBC:

"Further action
The Editor of the programme has discussed the outcome with the producer and reporter involved. In future, the team plans to use interpreters if clips from interviews are unclear."
  
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Update: The F*** the McCanns Scandal


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Kate's Life without Maddie


Kate's Life without Maddie
30 May 2011
FLASH! Portugal
Translation by CAROLINA (Missing Madeleine Forum)

4 years after Maddie’s disappearance, the mother reveals the traumas she has experienced. In Portugal, there are those who continue to defend that the McCanns are lying and the little girl is dead.
 
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Kate McCann to release book on Madeleine's disappearance


Kate McCann to release book on Madeleine's disappearance
The Resident
23 March 2011
 

Kate and Gerry McCann, the parents of missing Madeleine McCann, returned to Portugal at the weekend to promote the launch of the Portuguese version of Madeleine, the book about the case written by Kate.

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Entrevista Kate e Gerry McCann


Entrevista Kate e Gerry McCann
23 May 2011
Diário de Notícias
Rute Coelho
Portuguese


Portuguese to English translation (Google)

Parents of Madeleine McCann, who disappeared in the Algarve on May 3, 2007

'Madeleine', the book written by Kate McCann, arrives in bookstores today in Portugal. This is the testimony of a mother who struggled with the guilt that accompanies it today.

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Maddie : les policiers britanniques reprennent l’enquête


Maddie : les policiers britanniques reprennent l’enquête
Policetcetera
22 May 2011
Georges Moréas
(French)

French to English translation (Google)


Maddie: British police took over the investigation
Policetcetera
22 May 2011
George Moreas
(French)

Maddie: British police took over the investigation

British Prime Minister, David Cameron, asked Scotland Yard to reopen the case concerning the disappearance of Madeleine McCann in May 2007 in Portugal.

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How dare they call me cold


How dare they call me cold;
What should the mother of a missing child look like? rages Kate McCann
22 May 2011
The Express on Sunday
James Murray Investigations Editor


A defiant Kate McCann yesterday confronted critics who branded her cold and emotionless when she returned to the country where her daughter Madeleine vanished.

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