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10h. Lawyer of the Camp wants complaint against MAI and PSP

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Briefings

A Brazilian journalist claims police actions against a protest were illegal and disproportionate, while noting André Ventura was reelected as Chega president with 98% of the vote. The evidence is limited to a single sentence from a 2026 article without further context on the protest, police actions, or the election outcome.

Key points

• Journalist Ricardo Sá Fernandes alleges police actions against a protest were illegal and disproportionate.
• André Ventura was reelected as Chega president with 98% of the vote.

Context

A 2026 article by Ricardo Sá Fernandes reports on a protest where police actions were claimed to be illegal. André Ventura's re-election with 98% of the vote is mentioned as a separate event.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence from a 2026 article. No details on the protest, police actions, or election outcome are provided. No additional background context is supplied.

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