Detained in the Camps of Lisbon and Porto Present to the Court
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PSP did not require the removal of tents from D. João I Square until early in the morning. However, after those detained on Sunday in the camps of Lisbon and Porto will be present in court this Monday.
Attorney Ricardo Sá Fernandes, one of the interlocutors for the defense of demonstrators in Lisbon, announced that he will file a criminal complaint against the Minister of Internal Administration and against the national director of PSP, challenging the legality and the use of force in police action.
Police actions resulted in episodes of tension and confrontations, with the arrest of seven protesters in Porto and six in Lisbon, as well as injuries in 13 PSP agents and several protesters.
The 13 people detained on Sunday, following the police intervention to demobilize the camps in Lisbon and Porto for the right to housing, will be present today to the court for first judicial questioning. The police operations took place simultaneously in the morning of Sunday when the PSP dispersed the people, removed the tents and cleared the public space in Piazza D. João I, in Porto, and in Rossio, in Lisbon. In Porto, the demonstrators deta…
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