President Seguro Highlights Right to Demonstrate: “Violence Is Not Part of Portuguese Democratic Culture”
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The Head of State spoke briefly to the journalists leaving the Euro-Americas Forum, after Sunday asking for detailed clarifications from the Government and the Ombudsman, following new police charges on protesters for the right to housing in Lisbon and Porto.
Security: The Right to Demonstration Is Constitutional, a Mark of Our Freedom and Democratic Regime"
In line with the previous statements, the Head of State again stressed that "violence is not part of Portuguese democratic culture" and assured that it will not stand by
President Seguro highlights right to demonstrate: “violence is not part of Portuguese democratic culture”
With a bombshell ruling just through from Lisbon’s administrative court, the President of the Republic has again highlighted the right to demonstrate today, stressing that violence “is not part of
President of the Republic reaffirmed that violence "is not part of Portuguese democratic culture".
<p class="CustomStyleNormal" style="margin-bottom:11px">After a new weekend of demonstrations in Porto and Lisbon, António José Seguro to intervene and appeal to the dialogue and common sense.</p>
In line with the previous statements, the Head of State again stressed that "violence is not part of Portuguese democratic culture" and assured that it will not stand idly by.
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