Room: Thirty-Five People Vote to Camp Tonight in Porto
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What awareness is this that confuses peace with violence, constitutional rights with sovereign legality. After all, who determines the nature and source of violence? Those who, in the name of the state, pull out of the baton and carry indiscriminately on peaceful citizens?
A total of 35 people voted today, in a popular assembly, to remain camped in Piazza D. João I, in Porto, where a week ago there is a protest for housing. The group, which has dozens of tents mounted since Saturday in the square, voted hand in hand to tell how many people want to stay camped, counting 35 people. Before, solidarity votes were approved with the camp in Lisbon and other points of the country, as well as by the articulation with asso…
Previously, solidarity votes were approved with the campsite in Lisbon and other points in the country.
35 people voted today in a popular assembly to remain camped in D. João I Square in Porto, where a week ago there was a protest for housing.
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