Demonstrators by the Housing Clean D. John I Square to Avoid Lifting the Tents
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The housing movement, which has been in the square since 10 October, extended the notice of demonstration on Sunday night until 31 December.
Housing movement occupies D. João I Square a week ago
"A silent country doesn't change," he saw on one of the posters this weekend.
Six elements of the housing movement are ensuring that Piazza D. João I remains clean
Six elements of the housing movement cleaned out D. João I Square in Porto, a task that aims not only to guarantee clean space, but also to avoid reasons that would force them to lift the tents. On Saturday, after the popular assembly, dozens of tents were mounted in the square, the first time since the police charge on Thursday, which led to demobilization and caused 39 injured, among them an agent of the authority.
Movement through the habitation in Port clears square to prevent authorities from using lack of cleaning as a pretext to dismantle camp.
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