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Hugely Embarrassing “Twins Case”: Four Finally Accused, Including Son of Former President

Today, after so many years that many may barely recall the ‘scandal’, Portugal’s Public Prosecutors’ Office has formally charged four defendants in the case of twin girls from Brazil, treated

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The case of the twins, which motivated a Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry, met on Monday the prosecution by the Public Prosecutor's Office.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Marcelo's son and former secretary of state are accused of the practice of a crime of prevarication. The mother of the children was accused of "a crime of qualified mockery".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The defendants are charged with the crimes of prevarication and qualified mockery in the case of the Luso-Brazilian twins who received the drug Zolgensma

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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António Lacerda Sales; the son of Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa; the former clinical director of the Hospital de Santa Maria; and the mother of the girls are accused. See this and other news on the RECORD TV website.

Nuno Rebelo de Sousa, António Lacerda Sales, Luís Pinheiro and the mother of the children. Charges of prevarication, peculat and abuse of power. The Public Prosecutor's Office accused four persons of prevarication, peculat and abuse of power in the case of the Luso-Brazilian twins treated with the drug Zolgensma, announced today the Attorney General's Office (PGR). According to the note published on the website, the PGR explained that it was cha…

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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