Portugal

INEM confirms 25 wounded after police charges in the campsites of Lisbon and Porto

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Briefings

Police returned to the night of November 1, 2026, in Lisbon and Porto to arrest protesters who refused to dismantle tents or leave protest sites. At least 69 people were injured, with the PSP reporting 13 police officers injured during the operation.

Key points

• At least 69 people were injured during the police operation in Lisbon and Porto on November 1, 2026.
• The PSP reported 13 police officers were injured during the same operation.

Context

Police operations in Portugal continue to target protest sites, with recent incidents involving injuries to both civilians and officers. The specific date of November 1, 2026, marks a repeat of previous crackdowns on demonstrations.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single day in 2026; injury counts are estimates from police and movement sources. No specific locations beyond Lisbon and Porto are confirmed, and no long-term consequences are documented.

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