The platform will appeal to the President of the Republic to treat the problem as a national emergency.
Casa para Viver delivers open letter in Belém
Sunday, 15 March 2026RSS

Context & Explainers
Belém is the presidential palace (Palácio de Belém), the official residence and workplace of Portugal's president; it has served as the presidential seat since 1911 and sits in the Belém district of Lisbon near the Tagus River. The incoming president will be sworn in there on 9 March, and those in Lisbon may see public events or media coverage around the palace during the inauguration.
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- “Housing to Live” movement takes demands to Belém and asks the President to treat housing as a “national emergency”6:13pm, 15 Mar 2026 • Expresso








