Manuel Barroso, the President of the European Commission has been very adept in twice procuring for Portugal the financial aid from the EU it required to avoid an economic catastrophy.
The question now is "Can he help in the Madeleine McCann case ?" The facts of the case are simple:
The McCann family went on holiday to Portugal in 2007 and while they were there their 4 year old daughter was abducted. Subsequent Portuguese police investigations proved to be unsuccessful. The McCann family hired private detectives and now want to provide fresh evidence to reopen the case. They want several known "witnesses" to be interviewed.
The Portuguese Police refuse to reopen the case due to Portuguese laws !
Is this an example of co-operation in the European Community ? Mr Barroso could create some public goodwill by intervening !
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