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Mothers for the camp on vigil in Rossio against police charges

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Briefings

A 'Mães pela Acampada' organized a vigilance in Lisbon on November 7, 2026, against police encampments at the Praça dos Restauradores, demanding an end to police encampments and social justice causes. The event included a 'silent sitting' until 20:30 before moving to Rossio for a human cord until 21:00. The group emerged from police dispersal incidents in Porto and Lisbon, where police charges caused injuries and IGAI proceedings. Participants requested the reversal of the new rental law and housing restrictions.

Key points

• The 'Mães pela Acampada' group organized a vigilance in Lisbon on November 7, 2026, against police encampments at the Praça dos Restauradores, demanding an end to police encampments and social justice causes.
• The event included a 'silent sitting' until 20:30 before moving to Rossio for a human cord until 21:00, with participants bringing 'pumpkins for the cold and a blanket or card' to sit on the ground.

Context

The group emerged from police dispersal incidents in Porto and Lisbon, where police charges caused injuries and IGAI proceedings. The event aims to protect the right to peaceful protest and manifestation, specifically opposing the new rental law and housing restrictions.

Limitations

The evidence covers only the November 7, 2026, vigilance in Lisbon and the May 2026 demand for the Rossio market. It does not include details about the specific causes of the police charges, the number of injuries, or the outcome of the IGAI proceedings.

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