Right to Housing. The Prime Minister failed to issue a "sorry" to the protesters

Renata Cambra, a prominent figure in the Lisbon housing movement, criticized Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's statements, emphasizing that the government prioritizes real estate funds over citizens. She demands the immediate withdrawal of the new rental law, highlighting the unaffordability of housing costs. Cambra pointed out that the government's definition of moderate rent at 2,300 euros is unrealistic for average earners. Following a legal move by the Public Ministry, her lawyer filed a request to maintain the protest's authorization at Rossio. The protest for constitutional housing rights continued, fueled by the Prime Minister's recent comments inviting political leaders to discuss the housing crisis.