Police in Portugal have cleared a camp in central Lisbon set up to protest against the country’s deepening housing crisis, baton-charging demonstrators and making 25 arrests. Dozens of officers, some with police dogs, moved in on the camp in Rossio Square shortly after 2am (02:00 GMT) on Sunday. They had warned protesters that their tents would be dismantled if they were not removed, threatening disobedience charges for those who resisted. Protesters had pitched more than 100 tents after Saturday’s protest march by thousands along one of Lisbon’s main avenues. A smaller camp of about 50 tents was also dismantled in Porto’s Praca D Joao I public square, where police made six arrests.
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