Camera Do Porto Says It's "Absolutely Implacable" with Tents
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Inspired by the example of the Spanish activists, the protesters for the right to housing again set up 44 tents in Piazza D. João I, in Porto, challenging the president of the Chamber, Pedro Duarte, who promised to be absolutely implacable with the installation of the camp. Among those who resist morning out this Thursday is Domingos Morais, homeless who found in the protest company for the last nights on the street
Autarca says he sees "many things parallel to housing" in the protests in Piazza D. João I and promises to be relentless with camp. "Perhaps they have chosen the worst place in the country for the demonstration".
Several hundred people were concentrated in D. John I Square, shouting slogans in defense of the right to housing and some there promise to stay overnight.
The president of the city of Porto, Pedro Duarte, has warned that it will not allow the transformation of the square in a camping park. After the municipal police have removed about 50 tents from the protest for the housing, the autarch criticized the leaders of the movement and demanded the compliance of the rules
Autarca stressed that in a democratic society, even nonsense has the right to express itself, but within rules.
The House of Port will be "absolutely implacable" with any attempt to put tents in D. João I Square, where it began a camp to protest the housing crisis, said the president.
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