Ministério Público decreta segredo de justiça no processo dos acampados do Porto

The Public Prosecutor's Office has imposed a confidentiality order on the disobedience case of protesters in Porto, surprising their lawyers. This measure is typically reserved for cases involving public figures or sensitive investigations. Lawyers argue that transparency is essential for public scrutiny and that the decision limits the defendants' ability to share their side of the story. Meanwhile, the Lisbon camp for housing rights has dismantled its tents but plans to continue protests, including one against the Web Summit. The movement accuses the Lisbon mayor of using the Christmas market as a pretext to remove them. Additionally, the Casa Para Viver platform is set to meet with several political parties to discuss significant cuts to public housing investment in the upcoming budget.