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Lisbon's Câmara Municipal held an extraordinary session on Wednesday after it emerged that a Polícia de Segurança Pública (PSP) chief, on secondment to the city's Municipal Police, was a member of the Movimento Armilar Lusitano (MAL), a neo-Nazi group now accused of 29 crimes including terrorism. The officer accessed the personal data of Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas from inside the Municipal Police systems. Expresso reported last week that the group maintained a "Lista dos Indesejáveis" of more than 170 individuals and entities considered targets, including elected officials, activists, and journalists. According to the public prosecutor's indictment, the group discussed kidnapping the Prime Minister or launching a grenade at his residence. Bloco de Esquerda's Carolina Serrão raised the alarm at the Câmara session, calling it "a grave breach of data protection and security systems." She demanded to know whether the executive had prior knowledge, what internal investigations had been conducted, and what measures were being taken to prevent it from happening again. The Câmara voted unanimously (with Chega abstaining) to "condemn firmly all forms of neo-Nazi, racist, xenophobic, and anti-democratic ideology," to condemn any attempts at intimidation or violence against elected officials, and to demand rigorous accountability for the presence of extremist-linked individuals within public security forces. For Lisbon residents, the story is unsettling on two levels. A serving police officer with neo-Nazi affiliations was embedded inside the city's own police force, with access to systems containing personal data of the country's most senior elected officials. And the group was not a fringe internet forum. MAL is accused of terrorism by the public prosecutor, with an organisational structure, a target list of 170+ names, and discussions about kidnapping the PM and attacking his residence. The broader question: how was a PSP chief with these affiliations seconded to the Municipal Police without detection? The vetting that should have caught this either failed or didn't happen. The Câmara's vote is a statement of values. Whether it leads to structural reform of police vetting and data access protocols is what matters next. Bottom line: A neo-Nazi officer was inside Lisbon's police force, accessing the PM's personal data, while the group he belonged to discussed kidnapping Montenegro and launching a grenade at his residence. The Câmara condemned it. Now the system has to explain how it happened. From the Lisbon Letter. As we can see,Trumps Neofasciste shit spreads everywhere,and European leaders accept,let him do and sometimes do the same... seems they are almost happy with this kind of dictatorship...

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Since returning to the presidency, Trump has intensified pressure on Cuba through sanctions and a murder indictment against Raúl Castro, as he seeks a shift in Havana's leadership amidst rising tensions and accusations from both sides regarding national security threats and potential military intervention. #Cuba #USForeignPolicy #TrumpAdministration

Cuba is facing severe fuel shortages and prolonged blackouts amid heightened U.S. pressure, as the indictment of former president Raúl Castro for the 1996 shooting down of aircraft highlights ongoing political tensions, leaving many residents in uncertainty and struggling to cope with daily challenges. #CubaCrisis #FuelShortages #USPressure

In response to perceived national security threats, the Trump administration has escalated pressure on Cuba through sanctions and a murder indictment against former leader Raúl Castro, prompting accusations from Havana that the U.S. is fabricating a pretext for military intervention, while Cuba asserts it does not seek conflict. #USCubaRelations #TrumpAdministration #CubaSanctions

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared that Cuba represents a national security threat to the United States, amidst accusations from Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez that Rubio is spreading lies, following the US indictment of former Cuban president Raúl Castro for murder related to the 1996 downing of planes, as tensions between the nations escalate. #Cuba #MarcoRubio #USForeignPolicy

The article discusses the potential outcomes of escalating tensions between the US and Cuba, particularly in light of Raúl Castro's indictment for murder and the resulting speculation about US military intervention, regime change, or a negotiated leadership transition, while emphasizing the complexities and risks involved in each scenario. #CubaCrisis #USIntervention #RaulCastro

The recent indictment of 94-year-old former Cuban president Raúl Castro on murder charges by the US has raised speculation about potential outcomes for Cuba, including military intervention to capture him, a change in leadership while keeping the government intact, or facing economic collapse and domestic unrest amid the ongoing pressure campaign from the US. #CubaCrisis #RaulCastro #USForeignPolicy

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has labeled Cuba as a national security threat amid increased tensions following the indictment of former Cuban President Raúl Castro for murder, while Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez has strongly denied these accusations and condemned the US government's actions. #CubaThreat #NationalSecurity #DiplomaticRelations

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized America's commitment to transforming Cuba's political landscape amid the island's economic crisis and the recent indictment of former president Raúl Castro, highlighting the possibility of $100 million in aid contingent on reforms, while tensions rise due to perceived national security threats involving Cuba's connections with Russia and China. #Cuba #USForeignPolicy #Communism

Raúl Castro, the former Cuban president and brother of Fidel Castro, remains a significant figure in Cuba's political landscape at 94, facing renewed scrutiny after a US indictment related to the 1996 downing of aircraft linked to the anti-Castro group Brothers to the Rescue and navigating the pressures stemming from the Trump administration's policies against the Cuban regime. #RaúlCastro #CubanRevolution #USCubaRelations

The United States has indicted former Cuban President Raul Castro on murder charges related to the 1996 downing of two planes, escalating tensions between the nations as President Trump acknowledges the significance of the indictment while downplaying the likelihood of military intervention in Cuba. #Cuba #RaulCastro #USIndictment