It's not housing, it's revolution

The housing crisis in Portugal is attributed to the government of António Costa, which allowed demand to surge while failing to increase supply. The current administration is attempting to address these issues by boosting housing availability and limiting immigration. Radical left groups are accused of exploiting the housing problem to promote a revolutionary agenda, drawing on historical Marxist theories. Contemporary neo-Marxist thinkers advocate for a coalition of various social movements, challenging parliamentary democracy and capitalism. The article warns that if these radical movements gain power, even journalists could face job losses. It urges center-right politicians to take these protests seriously and defend democratic values against revolutionary threats.