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Luís Neves again defends police action: “The sovereignty of the state is at stake”

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Briefings

Brazilian Minister Luiz Neves defended police action against a protest, stating it is natural to act when police are attacked and mission is compromised. He challenged the Parliament to review the law regulating the right to demonstration, asserting that the government would not abandon its duty even if the police cannot perform their work.

Key points

• Minister Luiz Neves defended police action against a protest, stating it is natural to act when police are attacked and mission is compromised.
• He challenged the Parliament to review the law regulating the right to demonstration, asserting that the government would not abandon its duty even if the police cannot perform their work.

Context

Brazilian government officials are responding to recent protests by invoking the right to demonstration and police action, challenging legislative frameworks that may limit these rights.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single statement from a minister without further details on protest specifics, legal challenges, or public reaction.

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