The protesters against the housing crisis in Lisbon decided not to stay overnight in the Praça do Rossio after the last popular assembly, while the Minister of Infrastructure and Housing, Miguel Pinto Luz, and other politicians condemned the statements made by the president of IHRU who suggested that young people do not have the same spirit of sacrifice as previous generations. #Habitação #Protestos #Lisboa (translated)
The protesters against the housing crisis in Lisbon decided not to stay overnight in Rossio Square and are already starting to disperse, with a new demonstration scheduled for Saturday. #CriseDaHabitação #Manifestação #DireitoÀHabitação (translated)
The article highlights the importance of recognizing and confronting the new housing poverty in Portugal, calling on social organizations and the community to collaborate in preventing homelessness and building a more dignified and supportive society. #habitação #solidariedade #pobreza (translated)
The article by Rui Ramos discusses the housing crisis in Portugal, criticizing the way the radical left tried to influence public debate and the response of politicians, highlighting the hypocrisy of their speeches and the lack of firm ideas in the current democracy. #ExtremaEsquerda #Habitação #Democracia (translated)
The left tries to present itself as a victim of the housing crisis it helped create, ignoring the impact of its own policies and the responsibility for the poor choices that led to the housing scarcity in Portugal. #Habitação #PolíticaPortuguesa #CriseHabitacional (translated)
In the early morning of October 23, 2026, journalist Rita Lourenço reported live on the demonstrations in Lisbon, where it was decided that the demonstrators would not stay overnight in Rossio Square, returning only the following Saturday, while activities to support the housing crisis are being organized. #Manifestação #DireitoÀHabitação #RádioObservador (translated)
Miguel Pinto Luz distanced himself from the statements of the president of IHRU, Benjamin Pereira, who suggested that young people do not have the same spirit of sacrifice as previous generations, considering them absolutely unhappy and arguing that young people are making immense efforts. #Habitação #Jovens #Política (translated)
Miranda Sarmento rejects new interventions in the Housing sector, stating that everything that could be done has already been done. #JavaScript #AdBlocker #WebAccessibility (translated)
This week's Vichyssoise program discusses housing protests in Portugal, highlighting the political response to the protests and the complexity of the language used in the mobilizations. #Protestos #Habitação #RádioObservador (translated)
The CDS-Madeira criticized the instrumentalization of the housing crisis by the radical left and proposed measures such as a reduction in personal income tax (IRS) and corporate tax (IRC), as well as a minimum wage of €1,050. #CDS #Habitação #Madeira (translated)
The deputy of the Liberal Initiative, Angélique Da Teresa, advocated for the need for courageous measures to face the housing crisis in Portugal, blaming the PS for the current situation and questioning the lack of basic agreements between parties on the issue. #Habitação #CriseHabitacional #PolíticaPortugal (translated)
The article discusses the housing crisis in Portugal, highlighting dissatisfaction with rental laws that hinder essential reforms and leading to frustration among young people seeking housing, while the protest turns into a repetitive discourse without an effective solution. #Habitação #Rendas #Protestos (translated)
The president of the Lisbon Chamber, Carlos Moedas, expressed solidarity with the housing demonstrators, but reiterated that it is essential to respect the law, condemning the incidents that occurred during the protests. #Manifestações #DireitoÀHabitação #Lisboa (translated)
O IHRU criticized Luísa Salgueiro, president of the Matosinhos City Council, for her inflammatory statements regarding the construction of 204 houses, stating that she is incorrect and that the lands were not properly registered for the operation. #Habitação #Matosinhos #Urbanismo (translated)
The Lisbon Camp movement announced a demonstration for this Saturday at 3 PM, against real estate speculation and in defense of the right to housing, with various demands to the government, including the reversal of the tenancy law and the increase of public housing. #Habitação #Manifestações #DireitosHabitacionais (translated)
The article discusses the transformation of Mari Carmen, an elderly Spanish woman who became a symbol of the fight against landlords, revealing that she was also a real estate businesswoman, raising questions about the hypocrisy of the Spanish left. #MariCarmen #Habitação #EspeculaçãoImobiliária (translated)
Deputy Angélica da Teresa criticized Luís Montenegro's statements about the housing protests, deeming them inappropriate and stating that the Socialist Party is responsible for the housing crisis in Portugal. #Habitação #Protestos #IniciativaLiberal (translated)
The author of the post criticized the president of IHRU for doubting that young people were willing to make the same sacrifices as their parents and grandparents. He stated that the problem was the lack of housing, not sacrifice, and accused the official of insulting those who could not leave their parents' home. He argued that this individual was not up to the position and should resign or be dismissed. https://t.co/OYLqq6NqKL #Jovens #Habitação #Política #PT (translated)
António Leitão Amaro criticizes the current rental law and the lack of integration policies during the PS governments, while the new law approved by the government aims to unlock undivided inheritances to increase the supply of houses on the market. #Arrendamento #Habitação #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)
Vautrin believed that debt should occupy a central place in the upcoming presidential election. He warned that France risked, in his view, gradually losing its sovereignty and that capital holders could buy its assets. He criticized the left for ignoring the issue and denying the existence of a problem. He criticized Pigasse's publications on debt, which Thomas Porcher would have approved, as well as left-wing economists invited on television, particularly Thomas Piketty and Gabriel Zucman. Vautrin accused this political current of being unable to defend responsible management of public finances without calling into question its redistribution model. He also recalled a phrase attributed to Margaret Thatcher about the lack of money from others that socialism, according to her, would lead to. On the right, he perceived a gradual awareness of the problem, which he considered insufficient. He viewed the most likely scenario as a crisis followed by drastic cuts in spending. These cuts risked, in his opinion, being poorly understood by a population used to public money for over 40 years, exacerbating unrest and trapping the country in a difficult cycle. #Dette #ÉlectionPrésidentielle #Souveraineté (translated)
