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Military Will Be Tried for Sharing Newspapers <Em>online</em>. <em>Express</em> Claims €631,000

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Even Members of Parliament have already become involved in the piracy of news, but there are no known cases of trial, although one of them has had to pay not to sit on the bench of the defendants.

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A Portuguese military will be tried for allegedly sharing newspapers and magazines in an online group with about 10,000 members. The case still involves a compensation of 631,000 euros claimed by the Expresso. According to the public, the military made digital publications available to the other members of the group. Despite being an online group, [...]

·Lisboa, Portugal
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This is the first time that illegal newspaper sharing has come to trial in Portugal. The defendants, one of them Air Force military, shared online publications in groups with thousands of members.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Two men will answer in court for the creation of groups on Telegram dedicated to the illegal sharing of the press.

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Even Members of Parliament have already become involved in the piracy of news, but there are no known cases of trial, although one of them has had to pay not to sit on the bench of the defendants.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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