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Luis Neves on Police Charge: "When There Is a Violation of the Law, It Is Normal, Acceptable and Desirable that Everything Be Done" to Restore Public Order.

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Luís Neves refuses excessive use of the Force and insists that the law is to comply. Minister says that the public space is for everyone and justifies police intervention in Lisbon and Porto

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Luís Neves refuses excessive use of the Force and insists that the law is to comply. Minister says that the public space is for everyone and justifies police intervention in Lisbon and Porto

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Minister of Internal Administration rejects that any indication has been given to the PSP, but points out that the forces of authority "have tactical, technical and operational autonomy".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Minister of Internal Administration said today that the police interventions in Lisbon and Porto were decisions of the PSP, stressing that whenever there is a violation of the law, it is "desirable that everything is done" to restore public order. "No security force needs indications to comply with the law. Every security force has its technical, tactical and operational autonomy. Of course, we are talking about law enforcement, never in his…

·Funchal, Portugal
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The police dispersed this morning, at batonada, the demonstrations for the right to housing, in two actions simultaneously in Lisbon and Porto.

Minister of Internal Administration assures that it was not his office or the government to order the authorities to advance on the demonstrators

·Portugal
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The Minister of Internal Administration stated that PSP's interventions in Lisbon and Porto were legal decisions, with the aim of restoring public order, after demonstrations for the right to housing.

·Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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