Public Prosecutor's Office admits to archiving inquiry for disobedience
The Public Prosecutor's Office has decided to archive the inquiry into the disobedience of 82 individuals detained during housing protests in Lisbon. This decision follows a recent court ruling favoring a protester. The prosecutor noted that while a provisional suspension of the process was proposed, it does not exclude the possibility of archiving based on legal grounds. The ruling allowed Renata Cambra to protest with a tent until November 24, emphasizing the need to consider the proportionality of police actions, as the ends do not always justify the means.
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