PGR appeals the court decision that allows a tent in Rossio at dawn

The Public Prosecutor's Office has appealed to the Constitutional Court against a Lisbon court's decision allowing activist Renata Cambra to set up a tent at Rossio during protests. The appeal suspends the decision, preventing her from keeping the tent after 12:30 AM. Cambra's lawyer argues that the appeal does not affect the essence of the ruling, which recognizes the tent as a form of protest. The Lisbon Administrative Court ruled that the 12:30 AM limit for public gatherings is not absolute, allowing Cambra to protest until November 24. The court also ordered police to refrain from dispersing her protest. The Ministry of Internal Administration emphasized that the ruling pertains only to Cambra's individual case and does not grant a general right to set up tents in public spaces. The police stated they would comply with the court's decision and have attempted to negotiate the presence of a symbolic number of tents. Following the ruling, a popular assembly in Lisbon decided to set…