José Miguel Ramos Ferreira became president of Miranda do Corvo's City Hall after the death of what he called the "announced candidate," which led him to run for the presidency. He left the private sector to assume this municipal position, stating he is happy with the mission entrusted to him.
Ferreira argues that Miranda do Corvo must be an obvious choice for those who intend to start a family, pointing to this as a central objective of his municipal term. The new president assumes this vision as a priority for the municipality's development.
The mayor acknowledges that corruption and excessive centralism are two of the main responsible factors for Portugal's backwardness. This analysis comes in the context of his experience in both the public and private sectors, which he has now left to dedicate himself exclusively to municipal management.



