Portugal housing protests continue after police clear camps
- Thousands of people rallied in Lisbon, Porto and other Portuguese cities on Tuesday evening, hours after police dismantled protest camps and arrested a total of 55 demonstrators.
- The protesters vowed to continue their campaign against Portugal's deepening housing crisis, which has made buying or renting a home increasingly unaffordable.
- Organizers said more than 1,000 people gathered in each of the two main protest locations, although police did not provide crowd estimates.
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- Thousands of people rallied in Lisbon, Porto and other Portuguese cities on Tuesday evening, hours after police dismantled protest camps and arrested a total of 55 demonstrators.
- The protesters vowed to continue their campaign against Portugal's deepening housing crisis, which has made buying or renting a home increasingly unaffordable.
- Organizers said more than 1,000 people gathered in each of the two main protest locations, although police did not provide crowd estimates.
Sources: DW