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Camped : “When the government makes a violent offensive, it creates fear, but it also creates anger”

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Briefings

A Lisbon acampada, following the Porto event, has evolved from temporary shelters into a recognized social movement. The event has persisted for over a week, with organizers now describing it as a social movement rather than a temporary protest. The evidence indicates a shift in perception from a protest to a sustained social organization.

Key points

• The Lisbon acampada began with tents in Rossio and has persisted for over a week.
• Organizers now describe the event as a social movement rather than a temporary protest.

Context

This follows the Porto acampada, which also began with tents in Rossio. The Lisbon event has evolved into a recognized social movement, indicating a shift in public perception from a protest to a sustained organization.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the description of the Lisbon acampada's duration and organizational shift. No specific dates, locations, or participant numbers are provided in the source text.

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