US EditionStudents accuse Chega of exploiting security forces
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“Deleting emails is not the same as stealing public money”: Chega defends Cristina Rodrigues, accused by the courts
Patrícia Carvalho, deputy from Chega, guarantees that the party will not have on its lists people suspected of having committed serious crimes, and defends her colleague Cristina Rodrigues, accused by the Public Prosecutor's Office of a crime of computer damage
Enough: Law School students accuse Rita Matias of exploiting security forces after an incident at the institution
The episode, reported by the Lisbon Law School Academic Association (AAFDL), took place on Wednesday, when members of the Chega Youth, accompanied by the congresswoman, were at the institution distributing leaflets and posting posters. According to the AAFDL, during the action, which was not previously authorized by the Faculty, the posters were eventually removed by a student, prompting protests by party supporters
Students accuse Chega of exploiting security forces
The episode, reported today by the Lisbon Law School Academic Association (AAFDL), took place on Wednesday, when members of the Chega Youth, accompanied by the congresswoman, were at the institution distributing leaflets and posting posters. According to the AAFDL, during the action, which was not previously authorized by the Faculty, the posters were eventually removed by a student, prompting protests by party supporters. “Having explained that…
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