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Protest for the right to housing
Demonstrations in Porto and Lisbon in support of the right to housing, involving tent encampments, police operations, detentions and injuries.
- Tents remain in Porto until around 5 a.m. after housing protest
- Portugal’s Government Accused of Creating Confusion Over Police Response to Housing Protests
- Portugal debate whether street protests are putting democracy at risk
- Portugal's President Calls Council of State as Housing Protests and Police Fallout Continue
- Paulo Fonseca appointed as new Sporting CP manager to succeed Rui Borges
- President Seguro Convenes State Council to Address Social Cohesion Amid Housing Protests
- Portuguese Journalists' Union Files Complaint Against Police Over Housing Protest Aggression
- Porto Housing Protest Camp Uncertain as President Offers Talks to Demonstrators
- Porto Housing Protesters Weigh Retreat as Police Return to Square
- Sporting coach Rui Borges exits as Lisbon and Porto protests continue
- Ventura blames PM's 'inaction' and left for Portugal's housing crisis
- Protests in Porto and Lisbon Continue After Police Crackdown; Minister Offers Resignation