Valentim Loureiro foi condenado a três anos e dois meses de prisão com pena suspensa por dois crimes: abuso de poder e prevaricação.
Não há nenhuma condenação efectiva no processo.in agências
È caso para dizer… “e a montanha pariu um rato!” .
Acredito também, que em outros processos, tal como o da “Casa Pia”, esta expressão (”e a montanha pariu um rato!”) irá ser novamente utilizada… 
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