Accommodation: "In Portugal, There Were Many Maricarmen Who Did Not Make the Headlines"
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On the front page of the press, this Tuesday, November 2, the questions, in France, about the continuation of the movement of high school students and students. The demonstrations of the "Gen Z", which also calls for reforms for education in Germany. The clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement forces in Portugal, where the camps for the right to housing were dismantled again this weekend. Music to soften morals. And a medieval joust on…
Between encampments in Rossio Square, protests in Lisbon, and a Europe that is sometimes ablaze and sometimes silent, Teresa Nogueira Pinto and Ana Bárbara Pedrosa disagree on almost everything, except for the essential: the street has become the new chessboard of Portuguese politics.
Between encampments in Rossio Square, protests in Lisbon, and a Europe that is sometimes ablaze and sometimes silent, Teresa Nogueira Pinto and Ana Bárbara Pedrosa disagree on almost everything, except for the essential: the street has become the new chessboard of Portuguese politics.
Between encampments in Rossio Square, protests in Lisbon, and a Europe that is sometimes ablaze and sometimes silent, Teresa Nogueira Pinto and Ana Bárbara Pedrosa disagree on almost everything, except for the essential: the street has become the new chessboard of Portuguese politics.
Miguel Relvas, commentator of CNN Portugal, believes that "the government has lost the capacity of political initiative".
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