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Demonstrations: Left Blame Government, Right Protesters; PS Wants to Hear MAI in Parliament and PCP Calls for Urgent Debate

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Left either hearing of Luís Neves and urgent debate on police intervention, right considers that police acted with weighting and accuses protesters of perverting protests for housing

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Left either hearing of Luís Neves and urgent debate on police intervention, right considers that police acted with weighting and accuses protesters of perverting protests for housing

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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In a statement, the party considers that police intervention was "disproportionate and violent" against peaceful citizens, criticizing the government's position on solutions to the housing crisis and the limitations imposed on the right to protest.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The CFP calls for a conference of leaders in Parliament to be convened so that an urgent debate can be held.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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<p>Paulo Nuncio, CDS-PP's deputy, believes that "once again, the police were attacked" by the&#xa0;"camped."</p>

·Portugal
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The PCP regretted what it classified as "disproportionate and violent intervention by the security forces", stressing that this happened "after a prosecutor from the Public Prosecutor's Office came to the public say that putting tents in the squares does not constitute any illegality or illegality".

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The PCP considered today that the PSD/CDS-PP government is "the biggest instability factor" for the country and called for "complete clearance" of political responsibilities for police action against demonstrators.

·Portugal
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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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