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IGAI Opens Trial to Determine Police Action in the Camp for Housing in Porto

Summary by Jornal Expresso
General Inspectorate of Internal Administration requested information from the PSP to evaluate the procedures adopted in the police intervention on Thursday, which left almost 40 protesters injured, according to the Housing Movement

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Pedro Duarte points out that transparency is needed in the case. Joaquim Letria, the former journalist, was 82 years old, died.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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General Inspectorate of Internal Administration requested information from the PSP to evaluate the procedures adopted in the police intervention on Thursday, which left almost 40 protesters injured, according to the Housing Movement

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The General Inspectorate of Internal Administration will have already asked the PSP for information on the intervention, on Thursday morning, which resulted in several injuries.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The president of the House of Porto, Pedro Duarte, welcomed the "order" form as the demonstration for housing took place on Thursday.

·Portugal
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On Fm – Torres Vedras ☆ Western Region The protesters criticized housing policies and police action, with slogans addressed to the President of the House of Port and the Prime Minister. About 2,500 people protested on October 15, in Piazza D. João I, in Porto, against the housing crisis [...] The content Manifesto in Porto gathers 2,500 people in protest for housing and against police violence appears first in ON FM.

Inspection wants to evaluate procedures adopted by the PSP in an action that will have left more than 30 injured protesters, two of them seriously.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Jornal de Notícias broke the news in Porto, Portugal on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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