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"We Don't Know How It's Gonna Be" : Nelson's Family Has "Live in Peace" After Home to Stay in the Open Sky

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A married couple and two children were deported to the village of Cabalinhos, in Leiria. Instead of carpets and furniture, there is now all over the house somewhere. What has not been, since the past quarter, is light, drinking water, communication and a roof, after a night that the family will hardly forget.
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"We Don't Know How It's Gonna Be" : Nelson's Family Has "Live in Peace" After Home to Stay in the Open Sky

A married couple and two children were deported to the village of Cabalinhos, in Leiria. Instead of carpets and furniture, there is now all over the house somewhere. What has not been, since the past quarter, is light, drinking water, communication and a roof, after a night that the family will hardly forget.

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SIC Notícias broke the news in on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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