Portugal resumes camping for housing

Protests in Portugal have resumed as demonstrators camp out to address the housing crisis, despite police warnings. Following a police eviction that resulted in arrests and injuries, protesters returned to Lisbon's Rossio Square, opting to sleep outdoors instead of using tents. Their demands include rent caps, expropriation of vacant properties for affordable housing, and increased public housing construction. The movement may lead to a general strike on November 11, similar to actions in Spain. The government, led by Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, is concerned about potential escalation into violence, as seen in other European countries.