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Protesters challenge PSP and decide to reassemble tents in Lisbon and Porto

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Briefings

A PSP threatened intervention if illegal camping continued at Rossio, prompting a popular assembly in Porto to decide to return to setting up tents. The article reports on this decision but does not specify the number of tents, the exact date of the assembly, or the specific number of participants. The evidence is limited to the threat of intervention and the decision to return to tents, with no details on the outcome or the number of people involved.

Key points

• The PSP threatened intervention if illegal camping continued at Rossio.
• A popular assembly in Porto decided to return to setting up tents.

Context

A Portuguese police force threatened intervention if illegal camping continued at Rossio. A popular assembly in Porto decided to return to setting up tents.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the threat of intervention and the decision to return to tents. The number of tents, the exact date of the assembly, and the specific number of participants are not specified. The outcome of the assembly is not reported.

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