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Image of shame in Condeixa. Trash invades sidewalk and sparks outrage

Notícias de Coimbra1 September 2026 at 10:33

Urbanização Nova Conímbriga 1, in Condeixa-a-Nova, was the scene of an indignation on Tuesday morning, September 1st, when residents came across an accumulation of trash invading the sidewalk of the area. The scenario generated outrage among local inhabitants, who witnessed the degradation of public space. The article's title classifies the situation as an "image of shame," conveying the indignation regarding the state in which the area was found. The situation highlights hygiene and urban cleaning problems that affected this urbanization, provoking negative reactions in the community.

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