"Minimum of empathy" is the appeal of the Acampada movement in Lisbon

The Acampada movement in Lisbon is protesting for housing rights amid a deadlock over the Christmas Market at Rossio. Renata Cambra's lawyer has filed a request to prevent the suspension of her protest authorization. The Public Prosecutor's Office plans to appeal to the Constitutional Court, arguing for a suspensive effect on the Administrative Court's decision that deemed the 12:30 AM time limit unconstitutional. The Lisbon municipality suggested alternative protest locations, but demonstrators proposed relocating the market instead. Cambra criticized the government for prioritizing real estate funds over citizens struggling with housing costs, highlighting the unaffordability of rents.