Portuguese emigrants issue letter of support for the camp

A group of over 300 Portuguese emigrants has issued an open letter supporting ongoing protests in Portugal, urging the government for immediate action on housing issues. They highlight the struggles of 1.2 million Portuguese who emigrated in search of better living conditions. The letter calls for the rejection of a new rental law, an end to evictions without housing alternatives, and increased public housing. They also demand adherence to constitutional rights regarding housing and peaceful protest. The group plans a symbolic gathering in front of the Portuguese embassy in Brussels to express solidarity with the protests, which began on October 10 in Porto and spread to Lisbon, facing police intervention.