LISBON ERUPTS AGAIN! Housing Protesters Return After Police Tear Down Tent Camps | Times Now World
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AI GeneratedThe speakers criticize the disproportionate police violence used against peaceful protesters in Lisbon and Porto. They argue that the tents are merely symbols of a severe housing crisis and condemn the silence of the President and Prime Minister, asserting that state repression is a response to the government's failure to provide constitutional housing rights.
Just leave it, because I think this might be
It's also interesting for you to notice
what a large part, the articulation extends from the center of Europe,
Germany, France, Northern Europe.
The events on Saturday, we all know what happened, I think
which were disproportionate to what was actually happening.
I wasn't there, but I know people who were, and as far as I know, everyone was
We were calmly there, just like that, ready, peaceful text, they were
just going about my life when the police showed up and used disproportionate force
that no one was being violent, and the beatings began.
I think it's a bit shameful,
It is not something that should happen in a country with a history like ours.
As for the tents, I suppose we all know,
It's just a symbol; they're not hurting anyone.
It is not blocking the public roadway, it is doing nothing.
And above all, the government should have spoken out
What is happening?
Mr. Prime Minister and President, why nothing so far?
We didn't have gifts, unfortunately.
why couldn't we do it this weekend,
as is obvious, we cannot agree
nothing at all with this kind of performance, nobody
You deserve these mistreatments, don't you?
Moreover, after all, I mean,
We are here completely peacefully, you are the only ones
countries where there is no violence,
People are always helping each other; there is great concern.
for the next one and slightly improve it,
What can't be improved, no.
Truly, to the silence of the President and the Prime Minister,
completely, especially
President, we were at least expecting something different, weren't we?
It's my vote of confidence, isn't it?
From the Prime Minister, right, I guess it's more of the same,
It's a disgrace, and he's the selfish one.
About what happened here on Saturday,
I think it was yet another irrefutable proof
that our leaders do not have
a solution to the housing issue.
People were peacefully camping here.
a demonstration in which the tent is a symbol.
Housing is the most serious issue,
especially in the city of Lisbon
but across the entire country, it's what takes the largest share of our salary
And in light of this, the only thing the police
It is not they who decide directly,
more than the rulers have to offer to citizens who live
and work in this country, it's police brutality, it's beatings with batons.
And I don't know what they intend to achieve with that,
why do they think the population will become more docile
You'll no longer have problems to solve, isn't that the case?
While there are no governmental responses,
in terms of laws, of laws, whatever it may be
at the municipal level, at the national level
People will continue to gather.
And for now, it is and shall continue to be a peaceful manifesto.
The only violence has always come from the police,
whether in Porto or Lisbon.
The housing, which, as thousands of people have already said,
It is a right enshrined in the Constitution,
the one who says he wants to do so much to defend her,
He hasn't said a single word yet.
And what if we were to ask António José Seguro?
Since 1992, what does he think about police charges?
The answer would have been quite different from what he said.

