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Complaint to the PGR Calls for Urgent Investigation to the PSP for Action in the Camps

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Garcia Pereira office approved the request. The complainant argues that the demonstrators peacefully exercised the right of assembly and demonstration.

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23-page complaint, presented by a citizen with a lawyer, covers the four police interventions of 15 and 25 October in Lisbon and Porto and calls for urgency in the preservation of evidence.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Garcia Pereira office approved the request. The complainant argues that the demonstrators peacefully exercised the right of assembly and demonstration.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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A citizen made a complaint to the Attorney General of the Republic (PGR) aimed at the national director of the PSP and asking for the government's intervention in the police's activities in the demonstrations for the housing. According to the complaint, to which the citizen, who is represented by the office of lawyer António Garcia Pereira, has had access today, points out the four police interventions that caused several injuries in Lisbon and …

·Funchal, Portugal
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The PSP's interventions in the housing demonstrations are now targeted at a complaint lodged with the Attorney General's Office. The complainant also asks that the investigation be conducted by the Public Prosecutor's Office, with the support of the Judicial Police, and not by the PSP itself.

These are public crimes, including abuse of power, offences against qualified physical integrity, aggravated coercion and kidnapping.

·Portugal
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These are public crimes, including abuse of power, offences against qualified physical integrity, aggravated coercion and kidnapping.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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