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President Seguro urged to “make his voice heard”

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Diário de Notícias
“Elementos da Comissão de Honra de António José Seguro pedem intervenção do Presidente da República”

Vários elementos da comissão de honra da candidatura de António José Seguro à Presidência escreveram este domingo, 25 de outubro, uma carta, enviada a Belém, pedindo que o Presidente da República comente a carga policial nas manifestações em Lisboa e Porto. Entre outros, Capicua, Pedro Abrunhosa, Valter Hugo Mãe, Helena Roseta e o advogado Ricardo Sá Fernandes assinam a missiva, solicitando que o Presidente da República apele à moderação e que critique uma "carga policial desnecessária e…

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Portugal Resident
“President Seguro urged to “make his voice heard”

As television stations refer to thousands of people flooding the squares of Lisbon and Porto this evening, in a show of strength against police actions in the early hours of The post President Seguro urged to “make his voice heard” appeared first on Portugal Resident .

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