LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Tens of thousands of people marched through more than 30 cities and towns across Portugal on Saturday in the largest protest yet against soaring housing costs that many say have put buying or renting a home beyond their reach. The housing crisis has fueled weeks of demonstrations. Some activists have camped
Tens of thousands marched in Portugal on Saturday, November 14, protesting rising housing costs, mymotherlode.com reported. The outlet said demonstrations took place in more than 30 cities and towns, and that many people say buying or renting a home is beyond their reach. westernadvocate.com.au described the action as the biggest protest yet, while dominicanrepublicpost.com also reported rallies in more than 30 towns and cities; the reports did not give an exact turnout.
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