Portuguese government "concerned" about injuries in "legitimate" eviction of housing protesters
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On Thursday, October 15, protests and related police actions resulted in injuries and arrests in two separate European locations. In Portugal, the Interior Minister, Luís Neves, expressed concern after the overnight eviction of a housing protest camp in the northern city of Oporto resulted in multiple injuries, though he maintained that the eviction itself was legitimate.
Simultaneously, three days of violent anti-government protests in Albania left 71 police officers injured, including one in critical condition, according to national police reports. The unrest in the Balkan nation also resulted in the detention of at least 71 demonstrators.
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Infobae (AR) - PortugalFocuses on government concern over injuries during a legitimate housing protest eviction.
Infobae (AR) - AlbaniaHighlights violent anti-government clashes resulting in numerous police injuries and mass arrests.
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