US EditionLisbon Crime Rate Is Decreasing
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Luis Neves quoted the "lead years" of the late 2000s with 900 attacks a year. Today, he says, "we don't have 10%" of these crimes and warns against manipulation of numbers.
The Minister of Internal Administration stressed this Monday that the capital today has less crime than in the past
Minister of Internal Administration rejects the theory of chaos on crime in Lisbon, admits a lack of conditions of attraction for police recruitment and promises to strengthen the municipal police to ensure police proximity and combat the perception of insecurity on the streets.
On Monday, the Minister of Internal Administration opposed the "issue of perceptions" of insecurity in Portuguese society, stressing that capital today has less crime than in the past.
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