JPP seeks answers after Social Security accounts refusal
JPP has demanded public clarifications after the Tribunal de Contas refused to approve the Madeira Social Security Institute's accounts for a fifth consecutive time.
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JPP has demanded public clarifications after the Tribunal de Contas refused to approve the Madeira Social Security Institute's accounts for a fifth consecutive time.
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