Proteste în Irlanda de Nord: Mii de oameni au blocat un marș al Ordinului Portocaliu

Thousands protested in Portadown, Northern Ireland, blocking a road to prevent an Orange Order parade from entering a nationalist area. Despite heavy rain, around 2,000 demonstrators gathered as police monitored the situation. The planned parade was limited and had no supporters, marking the first such event since 1998. Initially halted by a High Court judge, the parade's ban was overturned by the Court of Appeal shortly before midnight. Nationalist leaders criticized the decision, with calls for the government to intervene. The Prime Minister urged for calm, emphasizing the importance of maintaining peace established by the Good Friday Agreement.