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Gender. CDS-PP rejects withdrawing initiative and accuses UN

The parliamentary leader of CDS-PP defended the party's position against the withdrawal of a legislative initiative on gender identity, also accusing the UN of interfering in Portuguese sovereignty. In his speech, he considered that hormonal therapies represent "a real attack on children's rights", reinforcing the party's opposition to these measures.

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