Portugal's health service anti-fraud commission has referred several public procurement cases to state prosecutors and the Court of Auditors. The referral comes as the commission issued a formal warning highlighting 'critical weaknesses' in existing safeguards designed to prevent fraud within the public health system.
The findings point to systemic vulnerabilities in how health service contracts are managed and monitored. By escalating the cases to judicial and auditing authorities, the commission has initiated formal scrutiny into the integrity of these public procurement processes.
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