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PSP acted alongside strike pickets. What rights and duties?

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Strike pickets are permitted by law, provided they use “peaceful means” and do not restrict the rights of people who wish to work. Non-compliance may result in legal consequences.

Observador11 Dec

PSP acted alongside strike pickets. What rights and duties?

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Legal consequences in Portugal

PSP acted alongside strike pickets. What rights and duties?

PSP acted alongside strike pickets. What rights and duties?