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Police Withdraw Tents of Demonstrators for the Right to Housing in Porto

Summary by Jornal Expresso
PSP demanded the withdrawal of the tents that were mounted in the center of the port since Saturday in protest against the crisis of the housing. Protesters say accept demobilization and marked new concentration for Wednesday, appealing to all the unions, parties and movements that join the struggle

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PSP demanded the withdrawal of the tents that were mounted in the center of the port since Saturday in protest against the crisis of the housing. Protesters say accept demobilization and marked new concentration for Wednesday, appealing to all the unions, parties and movements that join the struggle

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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More than 50 people have stayed at D. João I Square since Saturday in tents for the right to housing and against the increase in the cost of living. Police dismantled the camp this Monday morning.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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More than 50 people have stayed at D. João I Square since Saturday in tents for the right to housing and against the increase in the cost of living. Police dismantled the camp this Monday morning.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Police withdraw tents of protesters camped since Saturday in Porto See this and other news on the TV RECORD website.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The initiative started on Saturday, when about 1,500 people gathered in Porto to challenge the worsening cost of living and housing prices. There were more than 60 tents in the city center.

·Portugal
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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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