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The councillor and socialist leader who returned his portfolios admits bad faith from Mayor Nuno Piteira Lopes in a strategy to try to place parties in governance and weaken them.
The world is dangerous, but the greatest tension may well be on the Oeiras-Amadora border. There are walls, pavement invasions, and even gardeners mobilised.
The party questioned the motivations of the current PSD/CDS-PP/IL municipal government following the removal of the directors of both cultural venues.
A few hours after Nuno Melo's accusations, Gonçalo Lopes deflected the subject. The municipality considers it important to clarify, with 'factual rigour', military activity in the municipality.
The National Association of Municipalities rejects shifting blame regarding current issues.
The mayor of São Vicente rules out the possibility of resigning or holding snap elections.
The Cascais PSD has officially handed over municipal portfolios to Chega, following a governance agreement approved by Chega's national leadership. The party, led by Ventura, will now oversee the portfolios for transparency and sports. In response, the Socialist Party (PS) has decided to return their portfolios in protest, marking a significant shift in the local political landscape.
The president of the Cascais City Council, Nuno Piteira Lopes, has formed a new coalition with Chega after the previous agreement with the Socialist Party (PS) fell apart. This strategic move aims to secure a majority in the Municipal Chamber, marking a significant shift in local governance dynamics.
João Ferreira is asking the municipal authorities for more details regarding the city's street lighting equipment.
