Port: Thousands Run to D. João I Square to Protest the Right to Housing
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It was with a reinforced human frame that, on Thursday night, the Port remained in protest for the right to housing and against police violence. Between drums, air keys and slogans, several generations brought discontent to the center of the city
Beyond the reason for this, housing, and the debate on how the police act, we must understand what these demonstrations reveal about the movements and the people who seek to organize them.
On Thursday night, from 19:00, about three thousand people concentrated to manifest for the right to housing, following a camp that began on Saturday and had municipal cleaning intervention on Monday.
Demonstrators who since Saturday protest the housing crisis in D. João I Square, in Porto, returned today to this place after having taken the protest to the door of the Chamber of the Port, during the concentration after police charge this morning. At 8:40 pm, hundreds of demonstrators left D. João I Square, where a camp was mounted on Saturday, to occupy part of the Rue Passos Manuel, following the streets that surround the square to the door …
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