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Portugal's President, António José Seguro, has expressed significant concern over recent police actions during housing protests, prompting the Ombudsman to request urgent explanations from the Public Security Police (PSP) regarding their conduct. Detained protestors are awaiting a decision from the Public Ministry today, while a vigil is being organized in Lisbon and a movement is considering establishing another overnight encampment near Parliament.
Público:
Minister Concerned, No Rush to Position on Police Charge
Minister Seguro expresses significant concern regarding a police action but is in no hurry to take a definitive stance. This follows protests related to housing issues. The Ombudsman has requested urgent explanations from the PSP (Public Security Police) about their conduct during the protests. A…
Observador:
Protestors may camp in front of Parliament again
A movement admits the possibility of camping overnight in front of the Portuguese Parliament again, having already conducted practical training for dealing with police.
Observador:
Detained protestors await decision from Public Ministry
Detained protestors, involved in housing protests near the Parliament, are awaiting a decision from the Public Ministry today.
Diário de Notícias:
Lisbon encampment to hold vigil for detained protesters and prepare parliament…
The Lisbon encampment is organizing a vigil for detained protesters and planning a demonstration near the Parliament following discussions on the State Budget.
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