葡萄牙警方以警犬和警棍清场住房抗议营地

葡萄牙警方于周日凌晨对里斯本和波尔图的住房抗议营地进行了大规模清场行动。1警方在格林威治时间凌晨2点左右，清除了里斯本罗西欧广场超过100个帐篷和波尔图唐若昂一世广场约50个帐篷。1这次行动中警方出动了警犬和警棍，逮捕31人涉嫌不服从，移除171个结构。1

关于伤亡情况，双方数字存在分歧。1警方称有11人受伤，包括3名警官。1而抗议组织Casa Para Viver则声称警方造成20多人受伤，并指控警方使用警棍、警犬和橡皮子弹。1

这些抗议营地是由活动人士为抗议葡萄牙日益严重的住房危机而搭建的。1葡萄牙房价自2017年以来翻倍上涨，租赁价格近乎翻倍。1左翼集团议员Fabian Figueiredo将警方的清场行动称为对民主的"伤害"。1

Portuguese police cleared housing protest encampments in Lisbon and Porto early Sunday morning, deploying dogs and batons against demonstrators in operations that resulted in multiple arrests and injuries.1 The early-morning raids, which took place around 2:00 a.m. GMT, removed over 100 tents from Lisbon's Rossio Square and approximately 50 tents from Porto's Dom João I Square, with police arresting 31 people on suspicion of disobedience and removing 171 structures overall.1 According to police, 11 people were injured in the operations, including three officers, though protest organizers disputed these figures.1

The Casa Para Viver activist group, which organized the encampments, alleged that police inflicted injuries on more than 20 people and accused officers of using batons, dogs, and rubber bullets during the clearance.1 Left-wing parliamentarian Fabian Figueiredo condemned the police action as a "wound to democracy."1 The demonstrations represent escalating tensions over Portugal's acute housing crisis, with housing prices having doubled since 2017 and rental costs nearly doubling over the same period.1 The Lisbon and Porto camps, inspired by a housing movement in Madrid that sustained for four weeks, began in early October and have drawn continued calls from activists to maintain their protest efforts.1