Members of António José Seguro's Honor Committee request intervention from the President of the Republic

Members of António José Seguro's honor committee have written to the President of the Republic, urging him to address police actions during protests in Lisbon and Porto. Signatories, including Capicua and Pedro Abrunhosa, criticize the police's use of force, claiming it is unjustified and disproportionate. They argue that the legal basis for police action predates the Constitution and has not been applied to previous protests. The letter emphasizes the need for the President's voice to restore public tranquility and respect for civil rights. Protests for dignified housing have resumed, with calls for the President to intervene, reflecting divisions within the Socialist Party regarding the issue.