PAN Demands that Montenegro Apologize to the Country for the PSP's Action
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Free, BE and PAN regretted, this Tuesday, that the Prime Minister did not self-criticise or apologize for the police charges to protesters for housing, while the PCP warned of the risk of an empty dialogue in this matter.
Inês Sousa Real reacted to the decision of the Lisbon Court which authorized a protester to camp in Rossio after 00:30, considering it a defeat for the government.
"He did not apologize to all the people who were attacked and unjustly detained during police charges, both in Lisbon and Porto," Renata Cambra told journalists.
The PAN spokesman, Inês Sousa Real, today demanded that the Prime Minister apologize to the country for the police's actions in the housing protests and make himself available for dialogue with the protesters.
Considering that this decision was a defeat for the government, Inês Sousa Real said he hoped that, in addition to the apology, Luís Montenegro "fell at the table with the protesters to hear their just demands".
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