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4 a.m. Rui Rio denied having said that Montenegro should have already dismissed the prosecutor general of the Republic.

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The former PSD leader explains that the prime minister doesn't have the power to fire Lucille Gago, and Rui Rio argues that Marcelo must convene the Council of State to look at the case.

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4 a.m. Rui Rio denied having said that Montenegro should have already dismissed the prosecutor general of the Republic.

The former PSD leader explains that the prime minister doesn't have the power to fire Lucille Gago, and Rui Rio argues that Marcelo must convene the Council of State to look at the case.

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4 a.m. Rui Rio denied having said that Montenegro should have already dismissed the prosecutor general of the Republic.

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4 a.m. Rui Rio denied having said that Montenegro should have already dismissed the prosecutor general of the Republic.

4 a.m. Rui Rio denied having said that Montenegro should have already dismissed the prosecutor general of the Republic.

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