Prosecutor's Office Sends Lawsuits of Protesters Detained in Porto to the DIAP
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With this decision of the Public Prosecutor's Office the trial of the demonstrators, which was scheduled to begin on Friday, will not be held
The six people detained in the early morning of October 25 are heard this Tuesday by the Public Prosecutor's Office to rule on the provisional suspension of the proceedings.
The trial of the six protesters, which was scheduled for Friday, was cancelled after the Public Prosecutor's Office had decided to refer the case for investigation. The protesters had been detained during a camping camp for the right to housing in October.
The six protesters, detained during a protest for the right to housing, are charged with disobedience. The Public Prosecutor's Office will hear them about a possible temporary suspension of the proceedings, but the decision is also up to the defendants.
The six demonstrators were arrested in the early morning of 25 October, after police intervention in the camp of Porto, in the square D. João I, for a crime of disobedience.
The six people detained in Porto in the morning of 25 October for protesting the right to housing are heard today by the Public Prosecutor's Office to rule on the provisional suspension of the proceedings which, if they refuse, will continue for trial.
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