PSP Pledges to Prioritise Dialogue with Demonstrators
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Hundreds protested in Lisbon against Portugal's deepening housing crisis. The march moved from Marquis de Pombal Square to Rossio Square, where protesters demanded more affordable housing, curbs on speculation and measures against rising rents. The demonstration was organized by the Lisbon Camp movement under the slogan "We have no home, so we are pitching tents." The protests began in Porto on October 10 and spread to Lisbon and other cities ov…
Two weeks after the beginning in Porto, protests for the right to housing continue. A new round of protests is also called in France.
The streets of Portugal's largest cities were filled with crowds of protesters. Tens of thousands of people, mostly young people, took to the streets to express their opposition to dramatically rising apartment rental prices. The largest march passed through the center of Lisbon, from the Marquis de Pombal Square toward the Old Town.
Thousands of people protest this Saturday in Lisbon to claim the right to housing
<p>CNN reporter Portugal Luísa Zaragoça spoke with João Ferreira, city councillor of Lisbon by the PCP, who marks the presence in the demonstration for the right to housing, which is going down Avenida da Liberdade.</p>
Protest called by Acampada emerges after police interventions in Porto and Lisbon. Activists promise to reassemble tents in Rossio at the end of the demonstration.
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