A march of immigrants took place in Lisbon between the Mercado do Forno do Tijolo and the Largo do Comandante Garrett. The organization of this march aimed to address the lack of political representation of immigrants.
The march was integrated in the Todos festival, which has the support of the Lisbon City Council.
The event sought to give a voice to immigrants who claim not to have adequate representation with politicians in the Portuguese capital.
Readers in Lisbon are affected because this event directly addresses the issue of political representation of a significant community in the Portuguese capital. The march, integrated in a festival supported by the municipality, signals an organized protest by immigrants who feel excluded from the political process, which may have implications for integration policies and civic participation in the city.
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