Protest for the right to Housing. Eleven injured and 31 detained in Lisbon and Porto

Protests for housing rights in Portugal led to police clashes, resulting in 11 injuries and 31 arrests in Lisbon and Porto. The police intervened to dismantle camps set up by demonstrators, citing public space regulations. Despite warnings, protesters remained, prompting police action. The protests, which began in Porto on October 10, have spread nationwide, fueled by concerns over housing costs and new rental laws. Civic movements are advocating for measures to address the housing crisis and control essential goods prices.