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“We want a ceiling, we want a floor”: thousands of people go out to the streets for housing throughout the country

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Briefings

A platform Casa Para Viver organized protests in over 30 cities across Brazil to demand the reversal of a new rent control law. The movement aims to restore housing rights by challenging the legislation that restricts rental flexibility. This initiative represents a significant grassroots effort to influence national housing policy through direct public action.

Key points

• Over 30 cities in Brazil have marked protests organized by Casa Para Viver, demanding the reversal of a new rent control law.
• The platform seeks to restore housing rights by challenging legislation that restricts rental flexibility.

Context

Brazilian housing policy has faced recent legislative changes affecting rental markets. This movement represents a significant grassroots effort to influence national housing policy through direct public action.

Limitations

Evidence covers only 30+ cities across Brazil; specific protest dates, locations, and participant numbers are not provided.

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