Um recurso da PGR não apaga a Constituição

The Lisbon Administrative Court ruled that the 00:30 limit for protests is not absolute, allowing Renata Cambra to camp at Rossio until the state budget vote. The Public Prosecutor's Office appealed to the Constitutional Court, but this does not suspend the court's decision. The right to protest is constitutionally protected, and the court emphasized the need for proportionality in restricting peaceful demonstrations. The article contrasts the treatment of peaceful protesters with the leniency shown towards far-right gatherings, highlighting a double standard in state responses. It also critiques the government's failure to address the housing crisis, pointing out the inefficiency in managing public properties and the need for effective housing policies.