Housing Protesters Decide Today Whether to Move, or Face Renewed Police Pressure
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On Saturday morning at Rossio's camp, the activist defended the immediate withdrawal of the tents. But the vote of the popular assembly was not in this sense, leaving everything open for this Sunday, if the rain permits
This Monday there will be a new popular assembly to decide on the possible stay in the tents in the center of the Portuguese capital.
The protest for the dwelling is divided as to the stay in the square, after Carlos Moedas has ordered the change of camp and the bad weather has aggravated the conditions of the demonstrators. An assembly marked for this Sunday night will have to decide the next steps. In Porto, activists also refuse to leave the square D. João I, where the Chamber intends to install an ice track
The Acampada de Lisboa is at a decisive moment, with the protesters divided between keeping the protest in Rossio or abandoning the square and moving towards a new strategy. The decision will be made this Sunday evening in a popular assembly. Renata Cambra, who obtained in court the right to keep the tent in Rossio until 24 November, now defends that the camp be immediately lifted.
Housing protesters decide today whether to move, or face renewed police pressure
Today is the day when right-to-housing protesters have to decide whether they ‘do the right thing’ by the city, and move their encampment from Rossio (where it has been since The post Housing protesters decide today whether to move, or face renewed police pressure appeared first on Portugal Resident.
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