Brazilian activist leads housing protests in Lisbon and becomes the target of threats. "The struggle is just"

Brazilian activist Priscila Valadão is leading the Acampada Lisboa movement, which emerged from housing protests in Lisbon. Since October 17, thousands have marched and camped in Rossio Square, demanding changes in housing policy. Living in Portugal for over ten years, Priscila is known for her advocacy for immigrant rights and is part of the Movimento Vida Justa. Her prominent role has led to intimidation, including threats and calls for her deportation. Following violent police actions against protesters, Priscila expressed her determination to continue the fight for justice in a video message.