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Published on: 02/11/2026 - 12:56
Protests continue in Portugal against the backdrop of the worsening housing crisis and rising costs of living, as demonstrators took to the streets of Lisbon and Porto demanding the protection of tenants' rights. Despite the peaceful nature of the movements, the protester camps witnessed confrontations with the police, which resulted in the arrest of thirteen people and the injury of dozens, according to activists. Between accusations of using excessive force and calls to reverse new housing policies, controversy is escalating regarding the repercussions of the crisis on Portuguese society.
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