Housing protests in Lisbon and Porto escalated into confrontations with police, resulting in at least 31 detentions and 11 injuries. Authorities intervened to disperse demonstrators who had set up tents, with operations concluding swiftly in both cities.

Observador: Live: Police advance on protesters, 31 detained

Protests for the right to housing concluded with police interventions in Lisbon and Porto, resulting in at least 11 injuries and 31 detentions.

Diário de Notícias: Coordinated Operation in Lisbon and Porto Ends with Protests in 10 Minutes

A demonstration demanding housing solutions escalated into a confrontation with police in Lisbon and Porto, resulting in intervention within 10 minutes.

Público: Police disperse housing protests in Lisbon and Porto

Police moved to disperse housing protests where participants had set up tents in Lisbon and Porto, with thousands of parents and children participating in the fight for more housing.

José Luís Carneiro, Secretary-General of the Socialist Party and a Member of the Assembly of the Republic, has called for the immediate suspension of the new rental law, criticizing the government's perceived inaction on housing and cost of living issues.

Diário de Notícias: Carneiro Demands Suspension of New Rental Law, Accuses Government of Inaction

Politician Carneiro is demanding the suspension of the new rental law and accusing the government of failing to act on housing and cost of living issues.

In an ongoing murder investigation, police reportedly gathered three important clues and identified Duarte Lima while investigating Rosalina Ribeiro's death during her funeral.

Observador: Police gathered clues at Rosalina's funeral

Police gathered three important clues and a name, Duarte Lima, while investigating Rosalina Ribeiro's death during her funeral.

Digital influencers in Portugal are actively promoting online platforms and groups for the trafficking of illegal peptides, an activity that carries a potential prison sentence of one to five years.

Público: Digital influencers promote illegal peptide trafficking online in Portugal

Digital influencers are promoting online stores and groups for the trafficking of illegal peptides in Portugal, an activity that can carry a prison sentence of one to five years.