Man Removes Posters From the Movement for the Housing in Rossio: "I Don't Like to See My City Like This"
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The man ascended to the statue of D. Pedro IV, in Rossio, to remove posters placed during the protests by the dwelling.
During the morning, the man was warned by the PSP three times for the removal of the posters, having only obeyed orders to the third warning.
Lack of respect with agents was the "drop of gua." City says it agrees with protest for the inhabitants, but demands respect from the protesters.
Unidentified, a man appeared in Rossio, Lisbon, and removed all the posters that were posted in the statue of D. Pedro IV, after having confronted one of the protesters who had surrounded the police car and told him that he had disrespected the authorities.
<p>CNN Portugal witnessed the moment of tension between a protestor who placed posters next to the statue of D. Pedro IV and a man who took them out of the structure.</p> <p>"I ask the individuals of the City Hall to come and remove this trash from here," he told the press, referring to the posters displayed by the protesters.</p>
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