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The front page of Público features several key stories. A major focus is on housing protests in Porto, with multiple articles detailing the situation, the potential involvement of far-right groups, and the government's stance. Another prominent story concerns a new law requiring the Court of…
The Minister of Internal Administration invoked the urgency of a police operation to purchase inspectors' travel to Brazil, but the Public Prosecutor's Office states the expense was only for a training action in Brasilia.
Suspected far-right groups are reported to have desmobilized a protest for housing in Porto, with details provided by Catarina Pinho.
Luís Montenegro's stance on housing is characterized as a 'don't be whiny' moment, involving multiple journalists.
An exploration of how housing protests begin in Portugal and their potential trajectory.
Thousands of people in Porto are protesting and demanding a 'revolution for dignity' following a police charge.
