Illegal Settlements Triple in Portugal, Highlighting Housing Crisis

The number of illegal shantytowns in Penajóia and Raposo, Portugal, has tripled in three years, now housing over 2500 people in more than 1000 illegal constructions. This situation was discussed in Parliament, described as the 'maximum expression of housing scarcity'.

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Barracas na Penajóia e Raposo triplicaram em três anos: “É a máxima expressão da carência habitacional em Portugal”

Os presidentes do IHRU e da Câmara de Almada foram ouvidos no Parlamento sobre os núcleos habitacionais da Penajóia e Raposo. Há mais de 1000 construções ilegais e 2500 pessoas a viver nestes bairros.

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Illegal Settlements Triple in Portugal, Highlighting Housing Crisis

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Barracas na Penajóia e Raposo triplicaram em três anos: “É a máxima expressão da carência habitacional em Portugal”

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