A year after the Glória Elevator accident in Lisbon, there has still been no justice for the victims. The final report on the accident is not expected until next year, significantly delaying the accountability process.
Compensation to the victims is being paid slowly and partially, without the compensation process being concluded satisfactorily. This situation prolongs the suffering of those affected by the accident.
In the political landscape, the Chega party advanced with a motion of censure, having as main targets Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and the Socialist Party. This motion comes in the broader context of political tension involving the government.
The Glória Elevator accident thus continues to mark the lives of the victims and generate political repercussions, both due to the delay in completing the investigations and the institutional response to what happened.
