Porto Camp says that dialogue between Government and opposition is a "partial victory". Lisbon promises to continue the "fight".

The Porto Camp movement views Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's upcoming dialogue with PS and Chega as a partial victory, yet remains skeptical about the proposals. Spokesperson Sérgio Bastos expressed hope for positive outcomes but criticized the government's housing policies as inadequate. He emphasized the need for tangible results and highlighted the disconnect between government actions and public needs. Meanwhile, the Lisbon Camp movement also rejected Montenegro's announcement, vowing to continue their protests for housing rights. Activist Teresa Mamede stated that there was no reason to demobilize, reinforcing their commitment to the ongoing struggle for housing justice.

Fact-check this story: paste the text or link into Justifact and get a verdict with the sources consulted.