MP Requested Further Evidence in the Case of Demonstrators Detained in Porto
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The Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) considered that there was a lack of evidence in the case of the seven demonstrators for the right to housing detained in Porto and sent the documents for a joint trial, according to lawyer Ricardo Salazar.
The Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) considered that "there was a lack of evidence" in the case of the seven demonstrators for the right to housing detained on Sunday in Porto, and sent the documents for a joint trial, said lawyer Ricardo Salazar today. "The prosecutor [the Public Prosecutor's Office] thought that there was a lack of evidence and, by order, decided that it is not possible to collect such evidence in good time for a summary trial,…
Ricardo Salazar argued that if there is a death in the demonstrations for housing, the fault "will be of Luís Montenegro [Prime Minister]".
Ricardo Salazar believes that the police work in the camps for the right to housing raises questions about the application of the law and argues that the Justice must first absolve the detained demonstrators. The lawyer admits that there may be other actions, but says that, for now, the priority is the resolution of the judicial process.
<p>Ricardo Salazar, lawyer for some of the detainees in the demonstrations this weekend, analyzes the decision of the Administrative Court of Lisbon that gave Renata Cambra and allows it to keep encamped in Rossio until 24 November.</p>
Defender of the seven detainees in Porto holds prime minister responsible and criticizes police action in the protests for housing.
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