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Portuguese police acknowledge injuries in the eviction of a housing protest camp in Porto

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Portuguese police cleared a protest encampment focused on housing rights in the center of Porto during the early hours of October 15. The operation resulted in injuries to both demonstrators and law enforcement, though reports regarding the scale of the casualties differ significantly between official statements and activist accounts.

Authorities confirmed that an unspecified number of protesters were injured and one police officer required hospitalization. Conversely, organizers of the demonstration reported 37 total injuries, including two individuals in serious condition, following the police intervention.

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Infobae (first snippet) Focuses on official police acknowledgement of injuries
Infobae (second snippet) Highlights activist claims of 37 injuries and two serious cases
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR ↗
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