Camping in Porto Denounces Police to the Plain to Identify Demonstrators
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According to Ricardo Salazar, "if this is actually happening it is a path that can reach political processes of intent and persecution of people, which is something that no longer happened in Portugal".
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According to Ricardo Salazar, lawyer of the movement, "if this is actually happening, it is a path that can reach political processes of intent and persecution of people, which is something that no longer happened in Portugal since the New State".
The Acampada do Porto movement denounced that people would be identified and taken to police stations by plainclothes policemen, where photographs would be shown to them to recognize other participants. PSP claims not to be aware of these occurrences and says that the stay of protesters in Piazza D. João I took place in an orderly manner.
In the last popular assembly it was explained to the demonstrators how to act in case of arrest and to be asked to identify by agents to the plain or identified.
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