Manuel Dias Loureiro, former administrator of the Society of Business Lusa (SLN), owner of LBW, ensured that never was aware of alleged fraud and have always trusted Oliveira e Costa, manifesting itself with the peaceful conduct of the investigation.
"I never did anything that would constitute murder. My conscience is clear," said the Great Interview of RTP1.
Dias Loureiro, chief executive of the SLN between December 2001 and September 2002 and non-executive until 2005, referred to Oliveira e Costa as a "brilliant man, intelligent and tireless worker", adding that does not believe that it has acted in favor personnel.
The former administrator explained that, before the first rumors which questioned the management of the group met with the Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada so that it "was aware" the LBW. Not because we suspect something, but to be more quiet.
As for the purchase of two companies in Puerto Rico, who negotiated in 2001, denied that they were "ghost", arguing that relied on the explanations de Oliveira e Costa when confronted with questions of accountability.
The model's management group took him to relinquish executive duties. "There were no meetings. Oliveira e Costa despatched with each one individually," he said, stressing that it has no money or shares of LBW. Asked about whether he will remain in the state councilor, said that "the place is always available to the president of the republic."
"I never did anything that would constitute murder. My conscience is clear," said the Great Interview of RTP1.
Dias Loureiro, chief executive of the SLN between December 2001 and September 2002 and non-executive until 2005, referred to Oliveira e Costa as a "brilliant man, intelligent and tireless worker", adding that does not believe that it has acted in favor personnel.
The former administrator explained that, before the first rumors which questioned the management of the group met with the Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada so that it "was aware" the LBW. Not because we suspect something, but to be more quiet.
As for the purchase of two companies in Puerto Rico, who negotiated in 2001, denied that they were "ghost", arguing that relied on the explanations de Oliveira e Costa when confronted with questions of accountability.
The model's management group took him to relinquish executive duties. "There were no meetings. Oliveira e Costa despatched with each one individually," he said, stressing that it has no money or shares of LBW. Asked about whether he will remain in the state councilor, said that "the place is always available to the president of the republic."
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