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Unionist march permitted in Catholic area after Supreme Court overturns ban

The Supreme Court overturned a ban, allowing a unionist group to march in a predominantly Catholic and nationalist area of Northern Ireland. Protesters later blocked the historic march and the UK government opposes the court order.

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  1. A unionist group received permission to march in a predominantly Catholic and nationalist area of Northern Ireland after the Supreme Court overturned a ban.

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    What the 3 sources said
    RTP Notícias
    “Um grupo unionista obteve autorização judicial para desfilar hoje por uma localidade de maioria católica e nacionalista na Irlanda do Norte, após o Supremo Tribunal ter anulado uma decisão que proibia a marcha.”
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    France 24 English
    “A court in Northern Ireland has allowed a Protestant parade to proceed through a controversial route in a Catholic area”
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    Observador
    “Um grupo unionista obteve autorização para desfilar numa localidade de maioria católica e nacionalista”

    Machine translation: A unionist group obtained permission to march in a locality with a Catholic and nationalist majority

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  2. Protesters blocked a historic Protestant march in the Catholic neighbourhood of Portadown after the Supreme Court lifted a ban; the UK government opposes the court order.

    One source
    What the source said
    Público
    “Manifestantes bloqueiam marcha protestante em bairro católico na Irlanda do Norte”

    Machine translation: Protesters block Protestant march in Catholic neighbourhood in Northern Ireland

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