MP considers filing crimes from Lisbon Camp

The Public Prosecutor's Office is considering archiving alleged disobedience crimes related to the detentions during the Lisbon Camp. Despite a decision scheduled for November 6 regarding the detained protesters, the Administrative Court's ruling has prompted a reevaluation. The prosecutor noted that legal grounds suggest a possibility of archiving, emphasizing proportionality in actions taken. Additionally, the prosecutor indicated that the charges against the protesters lacked criminal relevance, particularly concerning the assembly of tents. Recent police actions in Lisbon and Porto led to further detentions, but some were not validated due to procedural issues. Investigations into police operations are ongoing, with oversight from various authorities.

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