PSP will grant a truce to the camps until the Christmas Market while the risk remains low

The PSP will allow camping in Lisbon and Porto to continue if the risk remains low, as reported by TVI/CNN Portugal. The risk assessment has changed due to the departure of foreign elements previously seen as a major instability factor. This truce is expected to last until the Christmas Market opens in Lisbon, after which protests must relocate. Movement leaders remain firm, but police may intervene if orders are ignored. The Administrative Court has ruled that if coexistence with the Christmas Market is unfeasible, an alternative nearby location must be provided for protests. The Lisbon camp may dismantle tents if rain makes overnight stays impossible, but public assemblies will continue, with plans for sheltered locations being considered.

Fact-check this story: paste the text or link into Justifact and get a verdict with the sources consulted.