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Room: Twenty-Seven Injured with Hospital Treatment in Lisbon After Police Action

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Twenty-seven people were injured as a result of police activity, this morning, at the Acampada do Rossio in Lisbon

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Twenty-seven people were injured as a result of police activity, this morning, at the Acampada do Rossio in Lisbon

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The hospitals of São José and Santa Maria confirm that they have provided assistance to 27 people following police intervention during the housing protests. The number exceeds the 11 wounded counted by the PSP and is below the more than 50 reported by the Acampada movements.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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After several warnings to dismantle the tents, protesters decided not to comply with the order. Police surrounded D. Pedro IV Square and advanced to the police cargo. Camped back already this Sunday.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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<p>António Brito Guterres, social worker, reports what he saw at the demonstration this morning in Rossio, the target of a police intervention.</p>

·Portugal
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Twenty-seven people were injured as a result of police activity, today at dawn, at the Acampada do Rossio, in Lisbon, told Lusa sources of the hospitals of Santa Maria and S. José. At the Hospital of São José, 24 people were injured, having the last situation of discharge occurred at 06:55 today, said official source of the hospital, while at the hospital establishment of Santa Maria three people were admitted with minor injuries, who had been d…

·Funchal, Portugal
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At least 33 protesters were injured following the police charge against the camps for the right to housing in Lisbon and Porto in the morning of this Sunday. Of this total, 27 received hospital treatment in the hospitals of Santa Maria and São José.

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Observador broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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