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André Ventura's 'This Is Not Bangladesh' Campaign Posters Spark Discrimination Complaints

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Summary:

  • André Ventura's campaign posters for the 2026 presidential election feature phrases like "This is not Bangladesh" and "Gypsies must obey the law"

  • Formal complaints have been filed by Roma and anti-racism associations with the Public Prosecutor's Office and National Elections Commission (CNE)

  • The posters have sparked indignation from the Bangladeshi community and are seen as discriminatory

  • Posters have already been displayed in Moita and Montijo, as announced by Ventura on social media

  • The controversy highlights ongoing issues around immigration and ethnic minority rights in Portuguese politics

Campaign Posters Generate Outrage

André Ventura's campaign posters for the 2026 presidential race are triggering formal complaints from Roma and anti-racism associations to the Public Prosecutor's Office and the National Elections Commission (CNE). The posters feature phrases like "This is not Bangladesh" and "Gypsies must obey the law", which have also drawn indignation from representatives of the Bangladeshi community.

Posters Already Displayed

The Chega party president announced the placement of these controversial posters through a social media post, confirming they have already been put up in Moita and Montijo. This move is part of his campaign strategy for the race to Belém.

Community Reactions

The inflammatory messages on the posters have particularly upset immigrant and Roma communities, who are preparing to file complaints alleging discrimination. The situation highlights ongoing tensions around immigration and ethnic minority rights in Portugal.

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