Protest in Évora gathers about 50 people and attracts the attention of tourists

Around 50 people gathered in Évora to protest for housing rights, attracting the attention of tourists. They chanted slogans like "Houses to live in, not to strangle" and displayed a banner advocating for peace, food, housing, health, and education. The protest, which took place in Praça do Giraldo, is part of a broader movement against the housing crisis that began in Porto and has spread to other cities. Participants plan to return for another demonstration next Friday. Recent protests have seen clashes with police, resulting in injuries and arrests, highlighting the ongoing struggle for affordable housing in Portugal.