Manuel Beja was the man who followed the protagonists of the Alexandra Reis case in TAP to be heard by the parliamentary commission of inquiry into the management of the company. The discreet and quiet president of TAP “broke the silence” in an initial speech in which he blamed the former heads of the Infrastructure ministries, with a focus on Pedro Nuno Santos.
During the six hours of hearing there was criticism of the general director and a sting to Fernando Medina and a lawyer’s opinion was revealed that unequivocally placed TAP in the status of public manager, which circulated among the protagonists while they negotiated the compensation to be paid to Alejandro Reyes .
“I have not made a decision on litigation because they have not fired me yet,” says Manuel Beja
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Source: Observadora
