The first night of camping in Lisbon’s Rossio square saw the initial establishment of tents, but the duration of the protest remains unclear. Demonstrators are organizing a “peaceful” and sustained occupation, forming a queue to participate in what they describe as an effort to “endure.” The action takes place on the edge of legal limits, suggesting a deliberate challenge to authorities. The setup of tents in Rossio marks an escalation in ongoing demonstrations, highlighting concerns about housing and economic hardship. The protesters appear prepared for a prolonged stay, indicating a determination to maintain their presence in the central Lisbon location. It remains to be seen how long this occupation of Rossio will continue and what impact it will have on the city. The atmosphere is one of tense resolve as participants commit to “holding out.”