Protesters detained at the camp heard today

Eighty-six protesters detained in Lisbon for disobedience during a housing rights camp are being heard today by the Public Prosecutor's Office. Of these, 31 were arrested on October 20 and 55 on October 25 after police warned them to dismantle their tents. The police intervened, leading to injuries among both protesters and officers. The Public Prosecutor's Office is considering archiving the disobedience inquiry due to a recent court ruling favoring a protester. The prosecutor noted that while a provisional suspension of the process was proposed, the possibility of archiving remains based on legal grounds and the proportionality of police action.

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