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Protests Continue in Port: Thousands Ask "Revolution ...

Summary by Jornal Expresso
The petition, launched after the police charge over the camp, in Piazza D. João I, exceeded (about 19h) the 1,300 signatures

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After a night marked by the police charge, Piazza D. João I again filled up, this time with a new target: the President of the House of the Port. Movement will decide whether to camp again.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The petition, launched after the police charge over the camp, in Piazza D. João I, exceeded (about 19h) the 1,300 signatures

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Six elements of the housing movement cleaned up D. João I Square in Porto, a task that is not only intended to keep the space clean, but also to avoid reasons that make them have to lift the tents. On Saturday, after the popular assembly, dozens of tents were mounted in the square, the first time since the police charge on Thursday that, during the morning, led to demobilization and caused 39 injured, among them an agent of the authority.

·Funchal, Portugal
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"We will stay today, tomorrow, and for as long as necessary. We are not going anywhere, and they will not bend," the protesters vowed.

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Movement for housing decides to keep the occupation of the square D.João I in port with tents and asks permission to continue beyond Tuesday.

·Porto, Portugal
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"Do we stay here or not?" he asked, during the People's Assembly of Habita o, one of the protesters to the microphone in the center of where hundreds of people who, in a sound and in a loud voice, shouted "yes".

·Porto, Portugal
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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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