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Porto Protesters Leave Peacefully as Lisbon Sees Arrests

Police dismantled housing protest camps in Lisbon and Porto early on Tuesday morning (October 20), with demonstrators in Porto peacefully complying with orders to leave, while the operation in the

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Shortly before six in the morning, the agents of the Intervention Corps of the Public Security Police (PSP) gave an ultimatum of five minutes to the demonstrators to dismantle the tents installed since Saturday in Rossio Square, in the center of Lisbon. Faced with the refusal of the campers to leave the place, the Police intervened and the operation ended with dozens of detainees, according to the Portuguese media. Upon the arrival of the Police…

·Madrid, Spain
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Concentrations have lasted three days in the two most important cities in Portugal, but new mobilizations are planned this week

·Madrid, Spain
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"The camp has been peaceful at all times.The police have attacked and detained some people camped in the early morning and have completely destroyed our entire space," the organizers have denounced.The mobilization for housing is reinforced in the neighborhoods of Madrid beyond Sol and the Sindicato de Inquilinas The Portuguese police have put an end in the early morning of this Tuesday to the camps of protest against the housing crisis installe…

·Madrid, Spain
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The Intervention Corps of the Public Security Police intervened this morning to remove the tents that remained in D. Pedro IV Square in Rossio, having detained some demonstrators who allegedly resisted

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The PSP Intervention Corps intervened this morning to remove the tents that remained at D. Pedro IV Square in Rossio, having detained some protesters who allegedly resisted.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Police make arrests in Lisbon and untie human cordon. There are no more protesters in Rossio, in Lisbon, nor in Porto, in Praça D. João I. Police made some arrests.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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