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Government ‘Will Not Give in to Shouts From the Street’ over Housing Protests - Minister

Portugal’s government has hardened its rhetoric over the housing protests in Porto, warning that it “will not give in to shouts from the street” and insisting the country’s housing crisis

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Carlos Abreu Amorim argues that the problem of housing is not solved with riots or slogans. During the debate, criticism and accusations were made between left and right parties about the government's approach to the housing crisis

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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"We see the problem of housing as a very serious problem, [...] but let those who believe that solutions are born out of the tumult, " said the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Carlos Abreu Amorim assured that government views housing as a very serious problem and defended that it resolves itself with public policies and not with a tumult or flags of Palestine.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Problem does not resolve with flags of Palestine, says minister The content Protests for housing: Government warns that it will not yield to shouts that come from the street . . appears first in MINHO.

The Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Carlos Abreu Amorim, said today that the problem of housing "does not resolve with Palestinian flags", nor with riots and warned that the government "will not yield to the shouts coming from the street". The statements were made during an inquiry to the government scheduled by the PCP on the rise of the cost of living, in which the deputy of the CDS-PP Paulo Nuncio brought to the debate the police intervent…

·Funchal, Portugal
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SIC Notícias broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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