Hundreds of activists marched through some of Lisbon's main streets on Satu...
Anti-fascist activists protest against a conference of far-right groups in downtown Lisbon, Portugal August 10, 2019. The placard reads:"Nazi, we don't want you here". REUTERS/Rafael Marchante
The meeting was held in a conference room at Lisbon’s SANA hotel where most of the seats were empty, signaling the lack of popularity of the far-right in Portugal which is one of only four countries in Europe without a far-right political party in parliament. “It shouldn’t be acceptable in our country to authorize events which bring together, from various countries, movements which are xenophobic, racist and openly fascist,” Left Bloc lawmaker Isabel Pires told Reuters.
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