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We Have Absolutely No Fear: PSP Returns to Carry on Protesters by Housing in Porto

Summary by Jornal Expresso
A week after the last police charge, the PSP again emptied D. João I Square in Porto, in the early morning of batons, tents destroyed and demonstrators asking for medical assistance. The movement counted 38 wounded, three of them serious, on a first balance. The camp attorney said that seven people were arrested.

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Under-intendent Sérgio Soares assures that intervention was justified, in the face of resistance from the demonstrators. Still, Minister of Economy and Territorial Cohesion begins today official visit to Venezuela.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The police were criticized a week ago for using batons against protesters.

·Helsinki, Finland
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A week after the last police charge, the PSP again emptied D. João I Square in Porto, in the early morning of batons, tents destroyed and demonstrators asking for medical assistance. The movement counted 38 wounded, three of them serious, on a first balance. The camp attorney said that seven people were arrested.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Seven protesters arrested during PSP's intervention in the Porto camp were released this morning and are due to appear in court on Monday.

·Portugal
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Dozens of protesters concentrated with the Heroism squad to demand the release of the detainees

·Portugal
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According to the organization, in a preliminary review about 05:45, this Sunday's event resulted in 35 minor injuries and three serious injuries.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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