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Ultimora.net reported that a wave of protests against the rising cost of living had swept across several European countries. In France, according to the site, about 550,000 people had taken to the streets; the demonstrations were marked by clashes, looting, and fires. The town hall of Limoges, whose roof had collapsed, and the tourist office of Lyon had been set ablaze. The reported toll was at least 1,800 arrests and 150 officers injured. In Albania, Ultimora.net described the fifth day of protests led by student groups demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The site reported hundreds of people detained and over 120 officers injured. In Italy, it reported about 100,000 peaceful protesters in Rome and clashes and damage in Milan, Turin, and Bologna, attributed to groups of youths who had broken away from the marches; over 50 detentions had been made. The site also reported that student protests in Brussels and Liège, Belgium, had resulted in clashes, with the police using tear gas and water cannons and more than 40 arrests. In Portugal, tens of thousands of people had protested against the housing crisis and low wages, while some demonstrators had spent the night camping in Lisbon. Finally, in Spain, Ultimora.net linked the large demonstrations and encampments against real estate speculation to the early elections scheduled for November 29. #Proteste #CostoDellaVita #DirittiSociali (translated)

The protests over the housing crisis, which started in Porto, are spreading throughout Portugal, culminating in demonstrations in Lisbon, while the conservative government of Luìs Montenegro ignores the issues raised by the protesters, leading to clashes with the police and a growing awakening of civic participation. #EmergenzaCasa #MercatoImmobiliare #Portogallo (translated)

It was a long but constructive negotiation that led to an important result. "It was a long but constructive negotiation that led to an important result," commented Council President Giorgia Meloni, who said she was "very pleased" with the agreement that would pave the way for a solution similar to the so-called "Iberian exception," which was granted to Spain and Portugal in 2022 precisely to limit the impact of gas costs on electricity prices. #Bollette #Energia #Gas (translated)

Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended by the Portuguese Federation after a dispute with coach Jorge Jesus, which led the player to leave the national team's training camp, but he promised fans that there will be farewell matches. #CristianoRonaldo #Portogallo #NationsLeague (translated)

Cristiano Ronaldo breaks the silence on his departure from the Portuguese national team camp, revealing the betrayal of Jorge Jesus and admitting his own responsibility, while emphasizing that the truth in interpersonal relationships is essential. #CristianoRonaldo #Portogallo #JorgeJesus (translated)

Matteo Di Gangi had written that France and Italy were mathematically seeded for the Euro 2028 qualifiers. He had added that the main objective of the Nations League had been achieved with two matchdays to spare. In the post, he had also listed, under the indication "5/12", Portugal, Netherlands, Greece, France, and Italy. #Euro2028 #NationsLeague #Calcio (translated)

Matteo Di Gangi wrote that Portugal, the Netherlands, and Greece were already certain to be seeded in the draw for the qualifiers for the 2028 European Championship. He added that, in case of Italy's victory that evening, the National Team would have been mathematically at least third and would have obtained the status of seeded team. #Europei2028 #calcio #testadiserie (translated)

The post reported that Jorge Jesus had opened up to the possibility of Cristiano Ronaldo returning to the Portugal national team. Jesus had spoken of a misunderstanding, stating that the situation was easy to resolve and that it was up to Ronaldo to decide what to do. https://t.co/By66rhtwv4 #CristianoRonaldo #calcio #Portogallo #PT #BR (translated)