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Justice ruled in favor of Paedophilia in Portugal at Casa Pia

"For years there has been persecuted, threatened, they tried everything and now we finally recognize that we were telling the truth."

Like what, nothing is impossible, and the powerful are not always at the shelter.

Six of the seven defendants were convicted of sexual abuse of minors by the trial court in Lisbon. They were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 5 to 18.

all began in November 2002 thanks to the testimonies of children published in the press. They claim to have been violated by an employee. The law of silence broken, dozens of other residents and former students denouncing the existence of a network pédophile.L former chauffeur and gardener of the institution Carlos Silvano alone serve to further 600 crimes of sexual abuse and incitement to prostitution. He is the only one who recognized the faits.A him on the dock, personalities known to the public as the former television star presenter Carlos Cruz. His incarceration at the beginning of the case, a shock to Portugal.L former Portuguese ambassador Jorge Ritto he is accused of organizing parties pedophiles in his residence during which the children of Casa Pia were "delivered" to notables. Other accused: Dr. Ferreira Diniz, known to the general public to have hosted a daily show on radio catholique.Des former students of Casa Pia also accuse the gardener taking them in apartments or houses for the "offer" to customers. Copyright © euronews 2010

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Portugal Carlos Silvino, a former gardener of the institution, scoop the heaviest sentence with 18 years in prison. He is the only one who confessed. Among the other defendants, the former anchorman of Portuguese television. Carlos Cruz is imposed a sentence of seven years in prison and challenged his conviction: "I am a victim of great injustice. They invented a lie about me huge. A huge miscarriage of justice has occurred, it will remain forever in the annals of the history of the Portuguese courts. "The longest trial in the judicial history of Portugal finally ended six years of waiting and hope and finally relief for the victims and their lawyers. Too much emotion: "For years we have been persecuted, threatened, they tried everything and now we finally recognize that we were telling the truth." Copyright © euronews 2010
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