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Luís Neves Assumes Political Responsibility in Police Interventions

Summary by Jornal Expresso
The Minister of Internal Administration assumed political responsibility in police interventions in the camps of Lisbon and Porto, clarifying that the PSP has "total technical, tactical and operational autonomy" to make decisions

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"The decision-making, in terms of form, manner and manner, belongs to the National Directorate of the Public Security Police, with whom I have been in constant contact. This is what happened. The political responsibility of the government is absolutely mine on this issue and it was I, with my team, who accompanied the work of the police," said Luís Neves in parliament.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Minister of Internal Administration assumed political responsibility in police interventions in the camps of Lisbon and Porto, clarifying that the PSP has "total technical, tactical and operational autonomy" to make decisions

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Luís Neves said that "the Public Security Police, like the GNR, has complete technical, tactical and operational autonomy. It is not the Minister who says how and how he does it".

Minister clarifies that operational decision in police actions in Lisbon and Porto belongs to the PSP, which acts with technical and tactical autonomy

"The political responsibility of the government is absolutely mine on this issue and it was I, with my team, who followed the work of the police," said Luís Neves.

The Minister of Internal Administration today assumed political responsibility for police interventions in the camps in Lisbon and Porto, clarifying that the PSP has "total technical, tactical and operational autonomy" to make the decisions.

·Portugal
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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Paço de Arcos, Portugal on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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