Not at all Luz. Your command of English is very good. The reason why perhaps your feel that way is because you seem to be incapable of appreciating that sometimes others hold views which are in opposition to your own. The matter of the Article 37 is a case in point - whilst it is clear that Amaral is relying on his right to freedom of expression, the Portuguese constitution provides for a right not to be defamed by someone exercising his right to freedom of expression.
The right of freedom of expression is not unrestrained - and anyone who argues to the contrary betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of the law. Whether this through ignorance or malice I cannot tell.
Luz raises an interesting point
We are lucky to have a member who has taken the time and trouble to attend every day of the trial. The court reports we have been privileged to, have made it clear that the trial has not addressed whether or not Amaral's book defamed or libelled the McCanns ... not a single piece of evidence has been produced in that regard
The trial has focussed, exclusively, on the 'damage' Amaral's book caused
How can this be accounted for,
other than by the explanation given by Luz ?