On October 24, local time, demonstrations and public rallies continued to be held in several Portuguese cities, demanding that the government take measures to deal with the housing crisis. Large-scale demonstrations broke out in major Portuguese cities such as Lisbon, Porto, and Coimbra. The protesters demanded that the Portuguese government take a series of housing-related measures, such as stopping forcibly demolishing houses or evicting residents without alternatives, increasing public housing, imposing rent caps, and using vacant properties as housing. Housing-related protests in many parts of Portugal have been going on for about two weeks, and residents of some major cities are also planning to set up camps in squares or carry out acts such as vigils.
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On October 24, local time, demonstrations and public rallies continued to be held in several Portuguese cities, demanding that the government take measures to deal with the housing crisis. Large-scale demonstrations broke out in major Portuguese cities such as Lisbon, Porto, and Coimbra. The protesters demanded that the Portuguese government take a series of housing-related measures, such as stopping forcibly demolishing houses or evicting residents without alternatives, increasing public housing, imposing rent caps, and using vacant properties as housing. Housing-related protests in many parts of Portugal have been going on for about two weeks, and residents of some major cities are also planning to set up camps in squares or carry out acts such as vigils.
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