Protesters speak out on the suspension of the processes

Six individuals arrested in Porto for protesting housing rights are being heard by the Public Prosecutor regarding a possible provisional suspension of their case. This hearing is scheduled for 10:00 AM at the Local Court of Minor Criminality. The protesters were detained on October 25 after police intervened in their camp, facing charges of disobedience. Their lawyer argues that accepting a provisional suspension does not imply guilt but is necessary for those needing a clean record for employment. The housing protests, which began on October 10, have sparked public debate on the housing crisis, with demands for changes in rental laws and increased public housing.