200 people sang and danced in Coimbra for Housing

Over two hundred people gathered in Coimbra to protest for housing rights, condemn police violence, and demand the resignation of Prime Minister Luís Montenegro. The demonstration featured chants and signs criticizing real estate speculation and government actions. Participants expressed concerns over the government's budget cuts to public housing and the repression of the right to protest. Notable figures included Fernando Teixeira from the Porta a Porta movement, who highlighted the worsening housing crisis. The protest is part of a broader movement, with another demonstration planned for November 14 across 15 cities. Recent police actions against housing protests in Lisbon and Porto have drawn criticism and calls for accountability from leftist parties and the President of Portugal.