Helena Roseta sees in the camps "collective intelligence"

Helena Roseta, an architect and former deputy, views the housing rights protests as collective intelligence manifestations, highlighting a diverse crowd including a frustrated middle class. She emphasizes the need for government officials to engage with these movements to understand their significance. Roseta criticizes the current Minister of Internal Administration, calling for his replacement, and stresses the importance of the President's role in mediating social tensions. She argues that the new urban rental law contradicts the Constitution and expresses concern over rising rents and evictions. Roseta sees the protests as a nascent social movement, advocating for shared leadership beyond traditional political structures.