Immigrants Removed From Illegal Accommodation in Lisbon Will Be Accompanied for Relocatement

About 30 immigrants lived in "very poor conditions", with rents and bags in a restaurant disabled in Arroios, and "paying between 180 and 200 euros a month" to stay there.

30 immigrants were found yesterday in an illegal accommodation in unsalable conditions, in Arroyos. See this and other news on the 'site' of the EUROPE RECORD

About 30 immigrants were discovered living in a cave without minimum conditions, between cheap and rats, in the freshness of Arroyos, in Lisbon. Carlos Moedas says this is a shame for the country and accuses the owner of being taking advantage of people's weakness.

About 30 people, native immigrants, lived in an illegal accommodation that worked in a disabled restaurant, without living conditions, in Arroyos, in Lisbon. They were withdrawn from the area on Thursday, while the refurbishment by the Municipal and Santa Casa da Miséricoordia de Lisboa revealed to the Board of Freguesia. The illegal accommodation was dismanaged and, according to statements by the President of the Board of Freguesia de Arroyos, …

People have been identified, but it is not yet known whether they are regular in Portugal