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Elevador da Glória: Carris Has Not Opened Any Disciplinary Proceedings

Público1 September 2026 at 06:35

Carris, Lisbon's municipal transport company, has not opened any disciplinary proceedings related to the Elevador da Glória. The company also admitted that it may do so in the future, but warned of a significant legal problem.

According to the company, if disciplinary infractions are found that are not simultaneously a crime, there is a risk that they may already be statute-barred. This time-related issue may compromise any potential disciplinary procedure.

The Elevador da Glória is one of Lisbon's historic symbols, connecting Baixa to Bairro Alto. The article does not specify which facts could justify a disciplinary proceeding.

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