Very interesting …

… Shocker: Lisbon court rules that only 0.9% of 'verified cases' attributed to COVID in Portugal actually died of it - American Thinker.

Normally, judicial rulings are based on the highest standard of evidence.  But I am not able to read the supporting documents in Portuguese, and I cannot tell what procedures were used in gathering and weighing evidence.  But my first instinct would be to believe a judicial ruling over figures gathered by politicians and the bureaucrats that report to them (and who, in many cases, have seen their powers vastly enhanced by the panic generated over COVID).