Tens of thousands protest in Lisbon over housing costs, rents
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Protesters camped overnight in central Lisbon to denounce Portugal's housing crisis, highlighting soaring rents that leave many unable to afford accommodation. The action reflects growing public pressure on the government to address housing affordability, though specific policy demands remain unclear. The protest underscores a broader European trend of housing affordability becoming a politically salient issue.
Portuguese authorities have evicted protest camps in Lisbon and Porto following three days of demonstrations against housing costs and wage stagnation. This action, confirmed by multiple sources, indicates a firm state response to sustained social unrest, with new mobilizations anticipated. The underlying grievances remain unresolved, suggesting a high potential for further escalation.
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