Rangel Devalues Housing Protests in 32 Cities: "No Big Demonstrations"
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The Minister for Foreign Affairs considers that the housing protests have had a limited dimension, although he acknowledges that the crisis concerns virtually the entire population.
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Thousands of people took to the streets of Lisbon and dozens of other cities in Portugal on Saturday (14/11) to protest the housing crisis and the rising cost of housing. The demonstrations took place in 32 cities, with demonstrators demanding lower rents, greater protection for tenants and substantial measures to ensure affordable housing. “Reduce rents, […] The post Portugal: Thousands on the streets for housing crisis – Fury over rents and ev…
Paulo Rangel devalues the protests for housing and says that in Portugal there have been no major demonstrations. On the left, the government is required to withdraw to the income law. On the right, there is openness to negotiate amendments to the diploma.
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