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Student Protests Block Two Secondary Schools in Lisbon

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The governments are cutting in education, housing and the just energy transition capable of halting the climate crisis, to invest in rearmament and war, criticise protesters

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The governments are cutting in education, housing and the just energy transition capable of halting the climate crisis, to invest in rearmament and war, criticise protesters

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The students of the high school Camões and the Artistic School António Arroio are on strike and blocking the entrance to these educational institutions. The protests take place following the camps that took place during the last week by the crisis in the housing and are motivated, also, by the conditions of the schools concerned.

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Hundreds of students are blocking two secondary schools in Lisbon today to demand better education, but also in protest over the increase in the cost of living and the housing crisis, which say they are "destroying their future." "We occupy the streets to demand housing, we will occupy the schools to demand education" is the motto of the protest that today mobilized hundreds of students from the Art School António Arroio and Liceu Camões. Santia…

·Funchal, Portugal
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Camões High School and the Art School António Arroio, in Lisbon, were blocked on the morning of Friday by student protests. Students accuse the Government of selling "the life and future" of the generation.

·Portugal
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Several students block the entrance of the Art School António Arroio this morning in Lisbon. CNN reporter Portugal Daniela Rodrigues assured that "it is now their turn" to block the educational establishments, in an attempt to make themselves heard before the government. "They are not guaranteeing our future", said one of the protesters.</p> <p> The Camões High School also did not open doors due to the protests.</p>

·Portugal
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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Paço de Arcos, Portugal on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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