Housing protests in Porto escalated, leading to at least 37 injuries among participants and one police officer. The housing movement eventually ordered an immediate disbandment, though protests later continued with thousands demanding 'revolution for dignity'. Criminal complaints have been filed with the Inspector General of Internal Administration (IGAI) following the police intervention, which also saw suspected far-right groups reported to be involved in demobilizing the protest.

Observador: Porto: What happened and what the law says about the PSP's actions

At least 37 people were injured, and seven required hospital assistance, after a police operation that also injured an officer; the PSP and the movement contradict each other, but protesters are not backing down.

Observador: Live/Porto: Movement ordered 'immediate' demobilization at 1:20 AM

In Porto, after the intervention, the housing movement ordered an immediate disbandment of the protest.

Observador: Porto: Criminal complaints filed and report made to IGAI

Criminal complaints and reports were filed with the Inspector General of Internal Administration (IGAI) following the events in Porto.

Público: Suspected Far-Right Groups Demobilize Housing Protest in Porto

Suspected far-right groups are reported to have desmobilized a protest for housing in Porto, with details provided by Catarina Pinho.

Público: Protests Continue in Porto: Thousands Demand 'Revolution for Dignity' After…

Thousands of people in Porto are protesting and demanding a 'revolution for dignity' following a police charge.

A new law reportedly obliges the Court of Accounts to clear Luís Neves, the Minister of Internal Administration, in a case involving judiciary expenses. The Public Prosecutor's Office contradicts the Minister's claim of urgency for a police operation in Brazil, stating the expense was for a training action.

Público: New Law Requires Court of Accounts to Clear Luís Neves in Judiciary Expenses…

The Minister of Internal Administration invoked the urgency of a police operation to purchase inspectors' travel to Brazil, but the Public Prosecutor's Office states the expense was only for a training action in Brasilia.

Associates of former Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho deny any current plans for his return to power within the Social Democratic Party (PSD), stating there is no 'passismo' movement. This comes amidst ongoing analysis of his potential path back to a position of influence.

Diário de Notícias: Passos Coelho Associates Deny Plan to Take Power in PSD

Associates of former Prime Minister Passos Coelho deny any plan for his return to power within the PSD party, stating there is no 'passismo' movement.

Observador: The (narrow) path to Passos' return to power

An analysis of the political landscape and the potential for Pedro Passos Coelho to return to a position of power.

The Portuguese government is requesting parliamentary approval to allocate 334 million euros to address issues related to failed banks. This comes as the Energy Services Regulatory Authority (ERSE) proposes a 1.5% increase in the regulated electricity tariff for 2027.

Observador: ERSE proposes 1.5% increase in regulated electricity tariff for 2027

The Energy Services Regulatory Authority (ERSE) has proposed a 1.5% increase in the regulated electricity tariff for the year 2027.

Diário de Notícias: Government Asks Parliament to Spend 334 Million Euros on Failed Banks

The Portuguese government is requesting parliamentary approval to allocate 334 million euros to address issues related to failed banks.

Benfica secured a decisive 3-0 victory against Celtic at home, with a brace from Durán, maintaining a perfect winning streak in the Europa League.

Diário de Notícias: Benfica Thrash Celtic 3-0, Maintain Perfect Europa League Record

Benfica defeated Celtic 3-0 at home, with a brace from Durán, to maintain a perfect winning streak in the Europa League.