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CHEGA Leader Claims Court Decision “Further Promotes Anarchy and Confusion”

CHEGA leader André Ventura has shown push-back against the court decision legitimising Lisbon and Porto tent protests, suggesting it  “further promotes the prevailing anarchy and confusion“, and makes police “scapegoats

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The Lisbon Administrative Court considered, on Sunday, that the limit of 00:30 for demonstrations is not "absolute and automatic", authorizing a protestor to stay at dawn in Rossio with a tent

·Lisboa, Portugal
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For the leader of the Arri, to allow a tent in the demonstration by the housing. It disauthorizes the police. It "gives the sign that you can do what you understand. Ventura asked the Prime Minister to give a sign of order."

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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In a statement, the National Direction of the Arrives expresses its disagreement about the fundamentals of this decision and concerns about its consequences, even if it states that, in a democratic rule of law, the decisions of the courts are to be complied with, even in disagreement with them.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The president of CHEGA considers that the judicial decision on demonstrations by housing in Lisbon weakens the police authority and conveys a sign of impunity. André Ventura demands a position of the Prime Minister and the President of the Republic, alerting to the consequences of the delegitimization of the security forces. The content Ventura says that the court's decision gives the signal that what can be done is first shown in Folha Nacional.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The party led by André Ventura considers that the decision withdraws legitimacy from the security forces and claims that the Assembly of the Republic approves clearer legislation on the limits of demonstrations. The sentence allows the protest to be held until 24 November.

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