I'm Sure He Understands the Causes, but He Calls for Compliance with the Law. Montenegro Calls the Protesters "egoists."
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Comedian Beatriz Likes joined the protesters who mobilized again in the city of Porto after the clashes with the authorities. The artist denied that the protesters were "violent", appealed for the causes that led them to go out on the street and criticized Montenegro and the president of the House of Porto.
Responsible Pedro Manuel denounces six extreme right-wing protesters who have provoked physical confrontations. Moreover, the PCP says Montenegro is the "true selfish" in the struggle for housing.
The President of the Republic acknowledges the concerns of the demonstrators, but calls for compliance with the law, while the Prime Minister rejects that the incidents in the protests for housing in Porto reveal a scenario of turbulence" in the country. The Minister of Internal Administration already defends the action of the police, regretting that he has been injured
PM reread the statements he made on Thursday morning to conclude that "at no time did he say that there was selfishness of the protesters"
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DnoticiasThe Prime Minister denied today to have accused the demonstrators of dwelling in selfishness, claiming that he referred to parties,... The content Montenegro denies to have accused demonstrators of selfishness appears first in MINHO.
Paulo Raimundo also responded to the words of Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, who asked the protesters not to be selfish.
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