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“With or without tents, we will meet every day”: protests for housing return to the streets

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Briefings

Following the disbandment of protests at Lisbon and Porto, demonstrators returned to occupy housing sites, with the Portuguese Socialist Party (PSP) having previously dispersed the movement. This indicates a renewed attempt to reclaim residential spaces through direct occupation.

Key points

• Manifestants returned to occupy housing sites after the PSP dispersed protests at Lisbon and Porto.
• Luís Neves declared that 'camping has ended,' yet protesters continued to fill the spaces.

Context

This event represents a recurring pattern of housing protests in Portugal, where the PSP has historically dispersed movements before allowing residents to return and occupy sites.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026; no prior protest history or specific dates of previous disbandments are provided.

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