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Camped Movement Criticises Montenegro for the Lack of Answers to the Protestors' Demands: "Deplorable"

Summary by Jornal Expresso
Teresa Mamede, spokesman for the movement, says that after 23 days of protest, the Prime Minister did not provide any answers in his communication to the country and defended that the mobilization will continue until the government . . gives up the law of the lease . . . .

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Protesters demand, among other things, the reversal of the new lease law, a brake on the purchase of housing by real estate funds and "truly accessible" ceilings on rent

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Teresa Mamede, spokesman for the movement, says that after 23 days of protest, the Prime Minister did not provide any answers in his communication to the country and defended that the mobilization will continue until the government . . gives up the law of the lease . . . .

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Parties reacted after communication to the Prime Minister's country.

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Teresa Mamede, of the Acampada organization, criticized, in statements to journalists, the absence of any reference to the protestors' claims by the Prime Minister.

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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Paço de Arcos, Portugal on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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