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INEM Confirms 25 Wounded After Police Charges in the Camps in Lisbon and Porto

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Police again charged this morning about protesters who refused to dismantle tents and abandon protest sites. Movements count at least 69 wounded, PSP talks about 13 wounded cops.

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The police spokesman, Sérgio Sousa, described that: "After the protesters moved from Dom João I Square to Allied Avenue there was this monitoring and when we were doing this monitoring the protesters will have realized that this team of four policemen to the civilian were in fact elements of the PSP, entered into confrontation, attacked at least 3 [agents] and there was a fourth police who to defend himself made passive use of the firearm".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The police were criticized a week ago for using batons against protesters.

·Helsinki, Finland
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A week after the last police charge, the PSP again emptied D. João I Square in Porto, in the early morning of batons, tents destroyed and demonstrators asking for medical assistance. The movement counted 38 wounded, three of them serious, on a first balance. The camp attorney said that seven people were arrested.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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There are dozens of tents and hundreds of people occupying the squares of the capital and the Invicta. Also, the secretary-general of the PSD says that the parties must leave the selfish interests" about housing

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Twenty-five people were assisted following the encampments for the right to housing in Lisbon and Porto, of which nine were transported to hospital units, revealed today to Lusaka the National Institute of Medical Emergency (INEM). According to INEM, in Lisbon nine people were assisted, three of whom were transported to the Hospital de São José, while in Porto there were 16 people assisted, and of these six were taken to the Hospital de Santo An…

·Funchal, Portugal
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Portuguese riot police with dogs stormed protest camps in Lisbon and Porto on Sunday morning, using batons to disperse demonstrators and arresting 13 people. Dozens of people, including police officers, were injured, AFP reported. The clashes occurred immediately after dozens of police officers...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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postal.pt broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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