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“I won’t be a new Marielle,” says Brazilian spokesman for protests in Lisbon

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Briefings

A Brazilian spokesperson for the Lisbon protests stated she will not become a new Marielle Franco, citing threats of death and expulsion. She explained that she cannot afford to pay her own rent alone and is accompanied by security. She expressed fear among immigrants and proposed taking the defense minister to the justice ministry.

Key points

• Priscila Valadoo, spokesperson for the Lisbon protests, stated she will not become a new Marielle Franco.
• She reported being threatened with death and facing expulsion, which led to her being accompanied by security.

Context

The statement was made by Priscila Valadoo, a Brazilian representative of the Lisbon protests, addressing the safety concerns of immigrant activists in Portugal.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single spokesperson's statement; broader protest dynamics, casualty figures, or specific dates are not provided.

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