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Chega MP Rita Matias Identified by Police After Coimbra Radio Disruption

Chega MP Rita Matias was identified by police following Monday’s disruption of a live broadcast at Rádio Universidade de Coimbra (RUC), a university radio station based in Coimbra, the PSP

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She was the only member of the committee identified by the PSP. The Student Association Movement addressed a letter addressed to the president of the Arri, questioning the invasion.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Union of Journalists repudiates the unacceptable and anti-democratic act of a group of about 30 people, led by two members of the Lega, who invaded the editorial staff of the Coimbra University Radio, insulted and frightened students, employees and journalists and forced a live broadcast to cease, he said, in a statement sent to the agency Lusa.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Union of Journalists repudiated the act, considering it a crime, and the Student Association Movement condemned the invasion, warning of a possible attack on the freedom of programming and information

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The Radio Universidade de Coimbra (RUC) and the Associação Academica de Coimbra (AAC) have been the targets of insults and threats since Monday, after the invasion of studio by Comitiva do Arri that forced the interruption of the broadcast. The flood of insults to the phone of the RUC by supporters of the Arri forced the radio to close today, at the end of the morning, its telephone line, told the Lusa agency a person of that media organ, that i…

·Portugal
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The Union of Journalists condemned the invasion of the studio of Radio Universidade de Coimbra (RUC) by members of the Arri, led by Mrs Rita Matias and Mrs Madalena Cordeiro. It considers the act a crime and an attack on democracy and requires an investigation by the Public Prosecutor's Office (PP).

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Diário de Coimbra broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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