The families affected by the Elevador da Glória say they feel "forgotten" by the Lisbon City Council, criticizing the lack of contact from the municipality. The residents are calling for "accountability" regarding the issues related to the elevator. This complaint arises at a time of tension between the residents and the council.
The president of the CML, Carlos Moedas, refused to comment directly on the families' accusations. Rather than elaborate on the matter, Moedas only assured that the municipality was "always present" throughout the entire process. The mayor's position comes in response to the criticism of silence on the part of the council.
The Elevador da Glória case has been generating controversy, with residents expressing their displeasure at how the situation has been managed. The lack of communication on the part of the CML has been one of the main points of discord between the parties involved.
