Portugal

Two "Mothers for the Camp" held in Porto

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Briefings

Two women identified as 'Mães pela Acampada' were detained in Porto after refusing to identify themselves during a protest. One mother stated she was caught because her name was not registered on the manifest, and she is scheduled to appear in court on Monday.

Key points

• Two women were detained in Porto after refusing to identify themselves during a protest.
• One mother explained she was caught because her name was not registered on the manifest.

Context

The article reports on the detention of two women associated with the 'Mães pela Acampada' group in Porto, Portugal, following a protest where they declined to provide their names.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the detention and the reason for it. No specific dates of the protest, number of participants, or location of the protest are provided.

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