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Chega lawmakers invade University Radio of Coimbra
Rita Matias and Madalena Cordeiro interrupted a radio debate, leading to police intervention.

This morning, Chega lawmakers Rita Matias and Madalena Cordeiro invaded the facilities of the University Radio of Coimbra (RUC). This action occurred despite the Academic Association of Coimbra having prohibited the party from entering its premises since February, following a decision approved in a general assembly.
According to various reports, the lawmakers were accompanied by about 15 supporters. The invasion aimed to protest against the prohibition that prevents Chega from participating in live events and entering the AAC facilities.
During the incident, the lawmakers interrupted an ongoing radio debate that was being broadcast on RUC. The situation led to the interruption of the broadcast when one of the lawmakers grabbed a microphone.

The AAC accused the group of disrespecting its autonomy, while Chega described the ban on participating in the radio as anti-democratic. These positions reflect the tension between the party and the academic association.
The police were called to intervene on-site, although no confrontations were reported. The exact circumstances of the police intervention were not detailed in the news.
This episode highlights the growing political tensions surrounding Chega's presence at public events and the public's reactions to these actions, as the situation is drawing media attention.