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7h. Government believes camped have no cross support

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Briefings

The Portuguese government announced that the government believes the protests in Lisbon and Porto lack cross-party support, leading to a calm conclusion after several days of demonstrations. The government is now demanding ministers demonstrate completed housing projects and hold opposition accountable for housing issues.

Key points

• The government claims the protests lack cross-party support.
• Lisbon and Porto reached a calm agreement after several days of demonstrations.

Context

The government is now demanding ministers demonstrate completed housing projects and hold opposition accountable for housing issues.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the government's stated claim about protest support and the reported calm conclusion between Lisbon and Porto. No specific dates, numbers, or names of protest participants are provided in the source.

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