US EditionMário Machado intends to appear on the 25th to serve a prison sentence
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A neo-Nazi militant was sentenced to a prison sentence of two years and 10 months for a crime of discrimination and incitement to hatred and violence for publications on social networks against women.
The ultra-nationalist militant spoke to journalists in Albufeira before the start of a protest called by the extreme right group 1143, which brought together about 800 militants in the Algarve city on a journey through the city's streets against immigration.
He was sentenced to an effective prison sentence of two years and 10 months for a crime of discrimination and incitement to hatred and violence.
Speaking to journalists in Albufeira, Mário Machado also said that he will not file a last resort to which he was entitled, to “enter as soon as possible to also get out as soon as possible” from prison. The ultra-nationalist militant spoke to journalists in Albufeira before the start of a protest called by the extreme right group 1143, which brought together about 800 militants in the Algarve city on a journey through the city's streets against…
Ultranationalist and leader of the 1143 Group says he refused to present the last resort to which he was entitled: “It would be a waste of time”
“Get in as soon as possible to get out as soon as possible”: Mário Machado intends to go to jail to serve a prison sentence
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