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Thousands return to the streets in Lisbon and Porto by the right to housing

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Briefings

Thousands of Portuguese residents protested in Lisbon and Porto on Saturday, demanding the right to housing. The event was led by the Casa Para Viver platform and the collective Baque Mulher, with slogans like 'No we will not steal the right to live.' The protest was supported by over 100 housing associations and included speeches by Pedro Ventura and José Antunes, who emphasized solidarity with those facing unaffordable rents. The movement has organized 32 similar protests across 30 cities in Portugal since April 2023.

Key points

• Thousands of people protested in Lisbon and Porto on Saturday, demanding the right to housing.
• The Casa Para Viver platform led the protest with slogans like 'No we will not steal the right to live'.

Context

Since April 2023, the Casa Para Viver platform has organized housing rights protests in Lisbon, supported by over 100 associations. The movement has organized 32 similar protests across 30 Portuguese cities since April 2023.

Limitations

Evidence covers only Saturday's Lisbon and Porto events. The 30 cities mentioned are listed in the evidence but no specific dates or locations for the other 29 cities are provided.

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