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Portuguese Municipality Intensifies the Fight Against Irregular Occupations in Social Housing in Entroncamento

The Entroncamento City Council cut illegal water and electricity connections in 25 municipal houses, in an operation that the mayor framed on 23 July as being one of "social justice" and reinforcing the policy of restoring legality.

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An excavator from Entroncamento City Council demolished the roof of an illegally occupied municipal house.

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The operation, supervised by the mayor and with a police presence, ended with moments of tension as the crane demolished the roof to prevent a family without legal title from continuing to live in the municipal housing in Entroncamento

·Madrid, Spain
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The president of the Municipal Chamber of Entroncamento, Nelson Cunha, led the operation and warned that he will not allow the town to become "a city of illegal occupations"

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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