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Portalegre: PS leader indicates Sever Bridge start for October and reinforces support for Pisão dam

PS leader José Luís Carneiro announced the start of the Sever bridge for October and reinforced the party's support for the Pisão dam, during a visit to Portalegre. The socialist also reiterated two commitments for the future PS political program: the electrification of the Linha do Leste and investment in the School of the Republican National Guard, located in the city of Portalegre.

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