Portuguese Housing Protest Clearances
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LISBON - Portuguese police cleared a housing protest camp from the centre of Lisbon in the early hours of Oct 25, charging demonstrators and making several arrests, with minor injuries reported, though figures were not immediately available.
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Portugal is grappling with one of Europe's most acute home affordability crises, as prices have more than doubled since 2017, while rents for new leases have nearly doubled, with young people among the hardest hit.
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On October 25, Portuguese police cleared a housing protest camp from Lisbon's Rossio Square early in the morning, making arrests and causing minor injuries. Protesters had set up over 100 tents after a march on Saturday to highlight the severe housing affordability crisis in Portugal, where home prices have more than doubled since 2017 and rents have nearly doubled for new leases. The police action was criticized by…
Portuguese police clear Lisbon housing protest camp, make arrests →Portuguese police cleared a protest camp in Lisbon's Rossio Square early Sunday morning, making 25 arrests and using force to dismantle more than 100 tents set up by activists protesting the country’s housing crisis. The operation also involved smaller camps in Porto where six people were arrested. Activists from Casa para Viver reported that 60 protesters were injured during these actions, while police stated there…
Portuguese police clear Lisbon housing protest camp, arrest 25 →Police in Portugal dismantled housing protest camps in Lisbon and Porto early Sunday morning, arresting over 30 people and removing around 171 structures. Dozens of officers, some with dogs, cleared more than 100 tents from Lisbon’s Rossio Square and about 50 from Porto’s Dom João I Square. The police reported that eleven people were injured, including three officers, while the protest group Casa Para Viver claimed…
Police in Portugal ‘use dogs and batons’ to dismantle housing protest camps →Analysis
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- 25 Oct
LISBON - Portuguese police cleared a housing protest camp from the centre of Lisbon in the early hours of Oct 25, charging demonstrators and making several arrests, with minor injuries reported, though figures were not immediately available.
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25 Oct Police in Portugal ‘use dogs and batons’ to dismantle housing protest campsPolice in Portugal dismantled housing protest camps in Lisbon and Porto early Sunday morning, arresting over 30 people and removing around 171 structures. Dozens of officers, some with dogs, cleared more than 100 tents from Lisbon’s Rossio Square and about 50 from Porto’s Dom João I Square. The police reported that eleven people were injured, including three officers, while the protest group Casa Para Viver claimed…The Guardian
25 Oct Portuguese police clear Lisbon housing protest camp, arrest 25Portuguese police cleared a protest camp in Lisbon's Rossio Square early Sunday morning, making 25 arrests and using force to dismantle more than 100 tents set up by activists protesting the country’s housing crisis. The operation also involved smaller camps in Porto where six people were arrested. Activists from Casa para Viver reported that 60 protesters were injured during these actions, while police stated there…Al Jazeera25 Oct Portuguese police clear Lisbon housing protest camp, make arrestsOn October 25, Portuguese police cleared a housing protest camp from Lisbon's Rossio Square early in the morning, making arrests and causing minor injuries. Protesters had set up over 100 tents after a march on Saturday to highlight the severe housing affordability crisis in Portugal, where home prices have more than doubled since 2017 and rents have nearly doubled for new leases. The police action was criticized by…The Straits Times
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