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The computer hacker who released documents which helped trigger the Premier League investigation into Manchester City will remain under witness protection after authorities in Portugal suspend the decision to end it.
The CPES will now allow Pinto to challenge original decision, with the Manchester City whistleblower to receive risk assessment reports
Rui Pinto will remain under witness protection for now after Portuguese authorities reversed their decision to withdraw it this week.