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About 300 people protest in Lisbon against Rubio's visit to Portugal
Publication: ECO
Author: Lusa
Source published: 07/10/2026, 18:21:37 UTC
Briefing created: 31/10/2026, 16:39:03 UTC
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Briefings
Approximately 300 people protested in Lisbon on Thursday against Secretary of State Marco Rubio's planned visit to Portugal, organized by the CPPC. The protest also included calls for an end to the war, the genocidal campaign against the Palestinian people, and aggression against Cuba. Rubio's visit was scheduled for Friday to advance defense, economic, and technological cooperation, with meetings planned with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and his Portuguese counterpart Paulo Rangel. Rubio previously visited Greece in Athens, where thousands protested his presence. The evidence is limited to the specific protest event and Rubio's travel itinerary.
Key points
- Approximately 300 people gathered in Lisbon on Thursday to protest against Secretary of State Marco Rubio's planned visit to Portugal.
- The protest was organized by the CPPC and included additional demands such as ending the war, stopping the genocidal campaign against the Palestinian people, and halting aggression against Cuba.
Context
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to visit Portugal on Friday to advance defense, economic, and technological cooperation, with meetings planned with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and his Portuguese counterpart Paulo Rangel. Rubio previously visited Greece in Athens, where thousands protested his presence.
Limitations
Evidence covers only the specific Lisbon protest event and Rubio's travel itinerary. No data on protest locations outside Lisbon, duration of the rally, or specific attendee demographics is provided.
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