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Chega claims to have reports of schools in Braga that are blocking Christmas

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The Chega councillor in Braga says he has received alerts that some students have missed classes due to the use of a room for Islamic religious practices; the City Council is unaware of any such situation.

Observador11 Dec

Chega claims to have reports of schools in Braga that are blocking Christmas

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Chega claims to have reports of schools in Braga that are blocking Christmas

Chega claims to have reports of schools in Braga that are blocking Christmas