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Court postpones hearing of 55 detainees in Lisbon to October 27

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Twenty-five of 55 detained protesters in Lisbon's Rossio were scheduled for court hearings on October 27, 2026, but proceedings were postponed. Only 25 attended the morning session, while the afternoon session saw no attendees due to the absence of defendants and lawyers. The movement leader, António Tonga, confirmed the postponement to the following Wednesday.

Key points

• Twenty-five of 55 detained protesters in Lisbon's Rossio were scheduled for court hearings on October 27, 2026, but proceedings were postponed.
• Only 25 of the 55 detained protesters attended the morning session, while the afternoon session saw no attendees due to the absence of defendants and lawyers.

Context

The article reports on the Lisbon protest movement where 55 individuals were detained for resisting encampment rights. The specific outcome of the October 27, 2026, court session remains the primary focus of this report.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026. It does not provide details on the full 55 detainees, the specific charges, or the reasons for the court postponement beyond the general statement that hearings were moved to the following Wednesday.

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