Government warns about impact of thefts and vandalism on the Évora-Spain railway certification
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Government warns about impact of thefts and vandalism on the Évora-Spain railway certification

SIC Notícias26 August 2026 at 19:00

The Portuguese government warned about the impact of thefts and acts of vandalism on the certification of the railway line from Évora to the border with Spain. Furthermore, the hiring of independent external entities, accredited in the railway sector, has proven to be more time-consuming than initially planned, which could affect the deadlines for the completion and certification of the infrastructure.

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