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Court Gave the Protestor Reason. MP Admits to File Case of 82 Detainees

The Public Prosecutor's Office today admitted to filing the investigation for disobedience to the 82 detainees, on 20 and 25 October, in the demonstrations for housing in Lisbon, given the recent ruling of the Administrative Court that gave reason to a protestor.

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A possibility that arises after the Administrative Court of Lisbon authorizes Renata Cambra to camp in Rossio until 24 November. Still, Abdul El-Sayed claims victory in the Senate by Michigan.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Public Prosecutor's Office admitted today to file the investigation for disobedience to the 82 detainees, on 20 and 25 October, in the demonstrations for housing in Lisbon, given the recent ruling of the Administrative Court that gave a protestor's reason. In the order, to which Lusaka had access, the prosecutor maintains that, although it was proposed to the defendants to suspend the proceedings provisionally, this does not remove the "arch…

·Funchal, Portugal
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The 82 protesters detained in the protests for housing in Lisbon can see the cases for disobedience filed. The Public Prosecutor admits this possibility after a decision of the Administrative Court favorable to Renata Cambra, which authorized the stay of his tent in Rossio until 24 November.

·Portugal
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The possibility arises after the recent ruling of the Administrative Court that gave reason to the activist Renata Cambra. The arrests took place between the 20th and the 25th of October.

Due to the recent ruling of the Administrative Court The content of the Public Prosecutor's Office admits filing an investigation for disobedience of detainees in the demonstrations appears first in MINHO.

The Public Prosecutor's Office today admitted to filing the investigation for disobedience to the 82 detainees, on 20 and 25 October, in the demonstrations for housing in Lisbon, given the recent ruling of the Administrative Court that gave reason to a protestor.

·Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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