Lisboa, 29 jul (Lusa) - O primeiro-ministro, Pedro Passos Coelho, revelou hoje que não houve ordens de José Sócrates e do secretário-geral do Sistema de Informações da República Portuguesa (SIRP) para o fornecimento de dados ao grupo Ongoing.
Passos Coelho, em nota enviada à Agência Lusa pelo seu gabinete, especifica ter solicitado hoje esclarecimentos "por escrito" ao secretário-geral do SIRP, depois de o jornal Público ter noticiado que o anterior diretor do Serviço de Informações Estratégicas de Defesa (SIED), Jorge Silva Carvalho, "transmitiu informações ao grupo Ongoing, para o qual foi contratado após ter saído das 'secretas', com autorização do então primeiro-ministro", José Sócrates.
"Do esclarecimento prestado pelo secretário-geral do SIRP resulta que a notícia carece totalmente de fundamento, uma vez que nem da parte do primeiro-ministro, nem do secretário-geral do SIRP, houve quaisquer ordens ou orientações no sentido referido pela notícia em causa", diz Passos Coelho.
O ex-primeiro-ministro José Sócrates esclareceu também hoje, através de um porta-voz, que nunca teve relações diretas com o antigo diretor do SIED, negando que alguma vez o tenha autorizado a passar dados à Ongoing.
Em causa está a alegada transferência de informações por parte do então diretor do SIED para a empresa Ongoing, onde trabalha atualmente, noticiada pelo Expresso na sua última edição.
Segundo o jornal, o ex-diretor do SIED terá passado à Ongoing informações relacionadas com dois empresários russos e sobre metais estratégicos, antes de abandonar a chefia dos serviços, em novembro de 2010.
Jorge Silva Carvalho já negou ter fornecido informações à Ongoing e pediu uma audiência à comissão parlamentar dos Assuntos Constitucionais, Direitos, Liberdades e Garantias para prestar esclarecimentos, que decidiu ouvir primeiro o presidente do Conselho de Fiscalização dos Serviços de Informação, Marques Júnior.
Em entrevista publicada na quinta-feira pelo Diário de Notícias, o ex-diretor do SIED admitiu ter enviado correios eletrónicos [e-mails] de sua casa sobre matéria tratada pelo Expresso, mas garante que não violou o dever de sigilo ou segredo de Estado.
Contactado pela Agência Lusa, o diretor adjunto do Público, Miguel Gaspar, esclareceu que "na entrevista ao DN, [Jorge Silva Carvalho] diz que tinha de ter autorização da pessoa a quem o serviço responde" para passar informação, "ou seja, o primeiro-ministro", e acrescenta que o jornal teve indicação "de que ele [José Sócrates] autorizou".
O Governo já anunciou a abertura de um inquérito aos Serviços de Informação da República na sequência destas notícias e dada a possibilidade de ter havido fugas de informação das 'secretas'.
Por outro lado, o Governo desmentiu "categoricamente" ter pedido às 'secretas' informações sobre Bernardo Bairrão, que foi convidado para fazer parte do Governo, mas acabou por não integrar o Executivo, como também escreveu o Expresso nas últimas semanas.
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English:Lisbon, July 29 (AFP) - Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, today revealed that there were no orders José Socrates and the Secretary-General of the Information System of the Portuguese Republic (SIRP) to provide data to the Ongoing Group.
Passos Coelho said in a statement sent to AFP by his office Agency, have requested specific clarification today "in writing" the Secretary-General of the SIRP, after the newspaper reported publicly that the former director of the Department of Defense Strategic Information (SIED) Jorge Silva Carvalho, "provided information to the Ongoing Group, for which he was hired after leaving the 'secret', with the authorization of then prime minister," Jose Socrates.
"The clarification provided by the Secretary-General of the SIRP follows that the news needs totally groundless, since not from the Prime Minister nor the Secretary-General of the SIRP, there were any orders or instructions in the sense that the news in question "said Passos Coelho.
Former Prime Minister Jose Socrates also highlighted today by a spokesman, who never had direct relations with the former director of SIED, denying they ever have allowed to pass data to Ongoing.
At issue is the alleged transfer of information by the then director of the company SIED Ongoing, where he works today, the Express reported in its latest edition.
According to the newspaper, the former director of the past will SIED Ongoing information related to two Russian businessmen and on strategic metals, before leaving the leadership of the service in November 2010.
Jorge Silva Carvalho has denied having provided information to the Ongoing and asked an audience to the committee on Constitutional Affairs, Rights, Freedoms and Guarantees to provide information, which decided to hear the first President of the Supervisory Board of Information Services, Marques Junior.
In an interview published Thursday by the Daily News, former director of SIED admitted sending electronic mail [email] from his home in a matter handled by the Express, but ensures that did not breach the duty of confidentiality or secrecy .
Contacted by Lusa, the deputy director of Public Miguel Gaspar, said that "in an interview with DN [Jorge Carvalho Silva] said had to have permission of the person to whom the service responds" to give them information, "ie, the Prime Minister, "and adds that the newspaper had indicated" that he [José Sócrates] authorized. "
The government has announced an inquiry to the Department of Information of the Republic as a result of these reports and given the possibility of leaks have been the 'secret'.
On the other hand, the Government denied "categorically" have asked the 'secret' information Bairrão Bernardo, who was invited to join the government, but it was not part of the Executive, but wrote in the Express last week.
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Passos Coelho said in a statement sent to AFP by his office Agency, have requested specific clarification today "in writing" the Secretary-General of the SIRP, after the newspaper reported publicly that the former director of the Department of Defense Strategic Information (SIED) Jorge Silva Carvalho, "provided information to the Ongoing Group, for which he was hired after leaving the 'secret', with the authorization of then prime minister," Jose Socrates.
"The clarification provided by the Secretary-General of the SIRP follows that the news needs totally groundless, since not from the Prime Minister nor the Secretary-General of the SIRP, there were any orders or instructions in the sense that the news in question "said Passos Coelho.
Former Prime Minister Jose Socrates also highlighted today by a spokesman, who never had direct relations with the former director of SIED, denying they ever have allowed to pass data to Ongoing.
At issue is the alleged transfer of information by the then director of the company SIED Ongoing, where he works today, the Express reported in its latest edition.
According to the newspaper, the former director of the past will SIED Ongoing information related to two Russian businessmen and on strategic metals, before leaving the leadership of the service in November 2010.
Jorge Silva Carvalho has denied having provided information to the Ongoing and asked an audience to the committee on Constitutional Affairs, Rights, Freedoms and Guarantees to provide information, which decided to hear the first President of the Supervisory Board of Information Services, Marques Junior.
In an interview published Thursday by the Daily News, former director of SIED admitted sending electronic mail [email] from his home in a matter handled by the Express, but ensures that did not breach the duty of confidentiality or secrecy .
Contacted by Lusa, the deputy director of Public Miguel Gaspar, said that "in an interview with DN [Jorge Carvalho Silva] said had to have permission of the person to whom the service responds" to give them information, "ie, the Prime Minister, "and adds that the newspaper had indicated" that he [José Sócrates] authorized. "
The government has announced an inquiry to the Department of Information of the Republic as a result of these reports and given the possibility of leaks have been the 'secret'.
On the other hand, the Government denied "categorically" have asked the 'secret' information Bairrão Bernardo, who was invited to join the government, but it was not part of the Executive, but wrote in the Express last week.
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