Summary:
Pedro Nuno Santos visited troubled neighborhoods in Greater Lisbon, including Cova da Moura and Caxias.
He lamented the creation of ghettos due to the removal of makeshift homes, leading to feelings of abandonment.
Santos addressed controversial remarks from the mayor of Loures concerning these communities.
His visit highlights the need for government action and support for affected residents.
Pedro Nuno Santos Visits Troubled Areas in Greater Lisbon
On Monday, Pedro Nuno Santos, the Minister of Infrastructure, visited neighborhoods in Greater Lisbon that experienced unrest two weeks ago, including Cova da Moura and Caxias.
In a statement to the press, he expressed his concern over the creation of "ghettos" resulting from the removal of makeshift homes in Portugal, which he believes has led to these areas feeling abandoned by the state.
Santos also commented on the controversial statements made by the mayor of Loures, highlighting the need for better support and integration for these communities. His visit underscores the urgent need for government attention and action to address the challenges faced by residents in these neighborhoods.
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