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Nessuna protesta in corso in Portogallo adesso. Sospettosamente tranquillo. Qui sotto: le 14 che abbiamo seguito di recente.
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Lisbon, Portogallo · dal 10 ott
Protesters are demonstrating against a severe housing crisis, rising rents, and government proposals to ease evictions and end rent caps.
10 fonti · 80% sicuri ·
Porto, Portogallo · dal 12 nov
Workers claim the administration failed to honor commitments made in May 2026 regarding career progression and salary adjustments.
2 fonti · 70% sicuri ·
Funchal, Portogallo · 14 nov
Protesters are demonstrating against the housing crisis and the loss of purchasing power affecting families in the Madeira region.
3 fonti · 80% sicuri ·
Lisbon, Portogallo · 21 nov
Protesters are demonstrating against the rising cost of living and government policies regarding the state budget.
4 fonti · 86% sicuri ·
Porto, Portogallo · 5 nov
Informal caregivers lack basic worker rights such as paid leave, proper medical care, and adequate financial support.
2 fonti · 70% sicuri ·
Porto, Portogallo · dal 31 ott
Protesters are demonstrating against the housing crisis and a new government bill on rents.
5 fonti · 90% sicuri ·
Lisbon, Portogallo · dal 19 nov
Health technicians are protesting for career valuation, salary table revisions, and the resolution of performance evaluation issues.
2 fonti · 70% sicuri ·
Lisbon, Portogallo · 2 nov
Public sector workers held a 24-hour strike to demand better working conditions, salary benefits, and career progression reforms.
4 fonti · 86% sicuri ·
Amadora, Portogallo · 29 ott
Diagnostic and therapeutic technicians protested against the non-application of collective agreements and perceived inequities in treatment.
3 fonti · 80% sicuri ·
Boticas, Portogallo · dal 27 ott
Residents are protesting against geotechnical work for a lithium mine project by Savannah Resources, citing environmental and land concerns.
2 fonti · 70% sicuri ·
Coimbra, Portogallo · 28 ott
Students are protesting against the government proposal to unfreeze higher education tuition fees.
2 fonti · 70% sicuri ·
Lisbon, Portogallo · dal 19 dic
Cabin crew protest schedule instability, seniority pay progression, and non-compliance with company agreements.
2 fonti · 70% sicuri ·
Lisbon, Portogallo · 30 ott
Workers are protesting due to the rising costs of fuel, housing, food, gas, and electricity, which have worsened living conditions.
2 fonti · 70% sicuri ·
Porto, Portogallo · 27 ott
Students protested against poor school infrastructure, lack of teachers, and high costs of art supplies.
3 fonti · 80% sicuri ·