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In the Talude Neighborhood of Loures, Shacks Still Stand, as Does the Memory of the Demolitions.

Summary by Publico
One year after the media-covered demolitions at the Military Slope, 70 shacks remain. They lack water, electricity, and proper housing. The Loures City Council says it maintains its objective of "eradicating precarious and illegal constructions."
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One year after the demolition operation of the precarious buildings in the Talude Militar neighborhood in Loures, dozens of wooden and zinc sheds and children still play barefoot between tons of garbage and landfill.

·Portugal
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One year after the media-covered demolitions at the Military Slope, 70 shacks remain. They lack water, electricity, and proper housing. The Loures City Council says it maintains its objective of "eradicating precarious and illegal constructions."

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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