The Popular Assembly of the Lisbon camp has decided to limit the circulation of journalists within the tent area, issuing multiple warnings to that effect. This move indicates a growing tension between the protest group and the media regarding coverage of their activities. In contrast, the camp in Porto has taken a markedly different approach, with no restrictions currently in place for journalists. This disparity in policy between the Acampada de Lisboa and the Acampada do Porto highlights differing strategies for managing public image and media relations. The reasons behind Lisbon's restrictions are currently unclear, but likely stem from concerns about privacy or accuracy of reporting. The situation in Lisbon remains fluid, with further announcements regarding journalist access expected. The contrasting approaches raise questions about the overall coordination and autonomy of the protest movements within Portugal.