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Espinho renews street naming to enhance identity

Diário de Aveiro30 August 2026 at 11:00

The Municipal Council of Espinho approved on the 20th a new consultative structure dedicated to the municipality's street naming. This new body will have the function of advising the municipality on the attribution and alteration of names of streets, squares and public spaces.

The main objective of this initiative is to enhance local identity through the naming of public spaces. Street naming is seen as a way to preserve and promote the culture and history of Espinho.

The consultative structure will analyze and give opinions on proposals for new names, ensuring that they reflect the identity and values of the local community. This process aims to involve the population in preserving the collective memory of the municipality.

With this measure, Espinho reinforces its commitment to enhancing its intangible heritage, using the attribution of names as an instrument of cultural and identity affirmation.

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