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CHEGA leader claims court decision “further promotes anarchy and confusion”

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Correio da Manhã
“Chega diz que decisão do tribunal sobre manifestações pela habitação "promove ainda mais a anarquia e a confusão”

Partido manifesta "a sua discordância quanto aos fundamentos desta decisão e preocupação quanto às suas consequências".

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RTP Notícias
“Chega diz que decisão do tribunal "promove ainda mais a anarquia e a confusão”

O Chega questionou hoje os fundamentos da decisão do Tribunal Administrativo de Lisboa sobre as manifestações pela habitação e considerou que "promove ainda mais a anarquia e a confusão reinante" e "retira legitimidade" à polícia.

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Correio da Manhã
“Chega diz que decisão do tribunal sobre manifestações "promove ainda mais a anarquia e a confusão”

Tribunal Administrativo de Lisboa considerou que o limite das 00h30 para manifestações não é "absoluto e automático", autorizando uma manifestante a permanecer de madrugada no Rossio, em Lisboa, com uma tenda.

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Portugal Resident
“CHEGA leader claims court decision “further promotes anarchy and confusion”

CHEGA leader André Ventura has shown push-back against the court decision legitimising Lisbon and Porto tent protests, suggesting it “further promotes the prevailing anarchy and confusion“, and makes police “scapegoats The post CHEGA leader claims court decision “further promotes anarchy and confusion” appeared first on Portugal Resident .

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