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President of the Republic Meets Council of State Divided and Under Even Greater Pressure

Summary by Jornal Expresso
To the third police charge, Seguro changed the register: he announced that he spoke with the Prime Minister, with the Ombudsman, with the authorities of Lisbon and Porto and with the organizers of the camps, with whom he wants to meet. This Monday brings together the Council of State, which must appear divided between support and condemnation of the police action

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To the third police charge, Seguro changed the register: he announced that he spoke with the Prime Minister, with the Ombudsman, with the authorities of Lisbon and Porto and with the organizers of the camps, with whom he wants to meet. This Monday brings together the Council of State, which must appear divided between support and condemnation of the police action

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The meeting of the Council of State convened by António José Seguro on Monday should be marked by political differences around the housing crisis and the response to social protests.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Meeting scheduled for 3 p.m. at the Palace of Bethlehem. President showed willingness to meet also with protesters. Also in this newspaper, André Ventura blames PM for police charges in the camps.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The meeting, the second convened by António José Seguro since assuming the office of President of the Republic, is scheduled for 3 p.m., at the Palace of Belém, in Lisbon.

It is the second meeting convened by António José Seguro

·Portugal
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The Council of State is meeting today on social cohesion, a subject on which the President of the Republic has also heard the parties, in the context of demonstrations about the right to housing in which police charges have been repeated.

·Portugal
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Observador broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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