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Close to 100 People Protest Again in Évora for Housing

Concentration started around 18:20 and, symbolically, a tent was set up next to the microphone where the participants go to see each other in interventions on the subject.
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José Manuel Pureza accuses the Executive of ruling for those who profit from the housing crisis, and of having him beat up in those who protest peacefully.

About 50 people participated today, at the end of the afternoon, in a concentration in Évora for the right to housing, in which they shouted slogans of order, capturing the attention of some tourists who passed through Giraldo Square. Some of the phrases, coined by those who have been seeing each other in the megaphone and by the assistance, were houses to live, [...] The content Housing: Protest in Évora gathers about 50 people and attracts the…

Concentration started around 18:20 and, symbolically, a tent was set up next to the microphone where the participants go to see each other in interventions on the subject.

Close to 100 people occupied the Praça do Sertório in Évora to protest against the housing crisis and demand government responses.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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