The EU prosecutors' organization Eurojust says its Portuguese president has resigned after two years in office as he faces a corruption probe at home. Eurojust had no comment Thursday on the decision of Jose Luis Lopes da Mota to quit, but it follows a decision by a Portuguese Public Prosecutor's office disciplinary committee to suspend him for 30 days.
December 18, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The EU prosecutors’ organization Eurojust says its Portuguese president has resigned after two years in office as he faces a corruption probe at home.
Eurojust had no comment Thursday on the decision of Jose Luis Lopes da Mota to quit, but it follows a decision by a Portuguese Public Prosecutor’s office disciplinary committee to suspend him for 30 days.
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