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Inês Pedrosa 🟩🟡🟥 🇺🇦

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Portuguese journalist, novelist, short story writer, children's writer, playwright
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The author classified the situation as an anecdote and stated that the Presidency was not fulfilling the only promise that, according to him, it had made: to ensure the functioning of the Constitution. #Constituição #Política #Brasil #BR (translated)

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The author stated, with regret, that the current president did not have even a third of the courage, political ability, strength, and intelligence of Mário Soares, and said that he was a disappointment. #Política #MárioSoares #Desilusão #PT (translated)

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The author stated that the extreme right resorted to any means and said that this was already evident in Portugal. He added that, in the country, the extreme right had already contaminated the PSD. #ExtremaDireita #Portugal #Política #PT (translated)

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The author criticized the silence of the Presidency and said he would withdraw his support and vote for Seguro if he did not put an end, still that day, to the police violence against young people protesting for their rights. #Protesto #DireitosHumanos #Polícia #PT (translated)

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The author stated that the previous night had been a moment of revelation and said that he decided to distance himself from friends who supported the police actions, which he considered abject. He added that on September 11th, he had already cut ties with childhood friends who said that the victims "were asking for it." #Reflexão #Mudança #Justiça #PT #US (translated)

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The author criticized yesterday's television coverage, stating that it dishonored the media that resisted fascism. He also said that the channels showed a commitment to defending the police actions, but did not care about the injured. #comunicação #fascismo #justiça #PT (translated)

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The author stated that it saddened him not to be able to tell his Brazilian friends that they could always count on Portugal, which, according to him, was returning to dictatorship. He classified the police crackdown that night as unjustified and unforgivable and said that the President of the Republic was not defending constitutional rights. #Portugal #Liberdade #DireitosHumanos #PT #BR (translated)

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The author questioned whether the PSP, which he referred to as Luís Montenegro's police, would also assault a 64-year-old cancer patient, after stating that they had beaten a 25-year-old actress weighing 45 kilograms the previous week. He added that he would wear red to facilitate the police action. #PSP #Justiça #DireitosHumanos #PT #PT (translated)

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The author appealed for participation in a gathering in Rossio that night and asked RTP Notícias, SIC Notícias, CNN Portugal, and Now Canal to send journalists who were not afraid of the police or the government and who would listen to the protesters. #Protesto #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Jornalismo #PT (translated)

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The author stated that a group of young protesters took refuge in the Church of Grace, but was pursued by the police, which, according to him, continued to intimidate them inside the temple. https://t.co/p2hun8nN4d #protesto #justiça #liberdadedeexpressão #BR (translated)

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The author stated that he never imagined his daughter would have to flee from riot police while participating in a peaceful protest for the right to housing. He apologized to her generation for what he considered a shame and said he had spent his life fighting against the fascist right, which, he wrote, was now in power. #DireitosHumanos #Protesto #JustiçaSocial #PT (translated)

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The author said that his daughter told him they were being cornered towards the police station at Martim Moniz. He questioned the media coverage, stating that journalists only spoke with the police and not with the demonstrators, and asked why they were not interested in the injured. (translated)

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The author stated that the police were illegally preventing the right to protest and demonstrate in Portugal and called for an urgent intervention from the President of the Republic to restore democratic legality, as he wrote. #DireitoDeProtesto #Liberdade #Democracia #PT (translated)

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The author stated that they were surrounded and that the police were expelling them from the Praça da Figueira. He said there were injuries, but they did not know how many, and questioned how many were being reported by the television stations. He also accused the channels of ignoring the injured and of reproducing the police's speech. https://t.co/56vgjQOHqp #Protesto #Liberdade #DireitosHumanos #PT (translated)

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The author stated that, in Lisbon, on October 25, 2026, hundreds of police prevented a peaceful demonstration of young people and blocked access to Rossio and Praça da Figueira. He said that the authorities claimed the tents were illegal and compared the situation to Salazarism, stating that gatherings were prohibited. #Liberdade #DireitosHumanos #Protesto #PT (translated)

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The author stated that the intervention police were removing the protesters from Praça da Figueira, even though there were no tents anymore. He said that, although the tents had been pointed out as the problem, the expulsion of the protesters was illegal. #Manifestação #Polícia #LiberdadeDeExpressão #PT (translated)

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The author criticized journalists who, as he wrote, praised the police for having "so to speak pushed" the protesters out of Rossio. He said that they treated the injured as a secondary inconvenience and blamed the protesters. He added that if those journalists had been alive at the time, there would not have been April 25th. #jornalismo #manifestação #liberdade #PT (translated)

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The author demanded the identification of the police officers who, as he wrote, attacked protesters with batons and directed the request to Luís Montenegro, Carlos Moedas, and the Presidency. #Política #Protesto #Justiça #PT (translated)

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The author stated that the police had beaten young people with batons in Lisbon and Porto. Addressing Seguro and the Presidency, he demanded that the Government be dismissed, labeled it as a "misgovernment," and said that otherwise, Seguro should never look at his face again. #Política #Protesto #Justiça #PT (translated)

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The author evoked a quote from José Cardoso Pires in *O Delfim*, which he associated with the dictatorship, and said that in 2026, he saw the police inciting ferocious dogs against young people in squares in Lisbon and Porto. He rejected, using profane language, the classification of the situation as "crime of disobedience." #Portugal #DireitosHumanos #Liberdade #PT (translated)

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