Thousands Return to Lisbon Square To Demand End of Rental Bill
Thousands of housing protesters returned to Rossio Square in central Lisbon on Saturday, pressing Portugal’s minority centre-right government to scrap a rental bill that would make evictions easier and end rent caps on new leases. Organisers said several thousand people took part; police gave no estimate. Prime Minister Luís Montenegro said Thursday he would not scrap the bill but was open to amending it before a final vote. Reuters notes house prices have more than doubled since 2017.

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- Thousands of housing protesters returned to Rossio Square in central Lisbon on Saturday, pressing Portugal’s minority centre-right government to scrap a rental bill that would make evictions easier and end rent caps on new leases.
- Organisers said several thousand people took part; police gave no estimate.
- Prime Minister Luís Montenegro said Thursday he would not scrap the bill but was open to amending it before a final vote.
- Reuters notes house prices have more than doubled since 2017.
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