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Lines continue to build up outside AIMA in Lisbon

RTP Notícias10 September 2026 at 21:30

Lines continue to form outside AIMA in Lisbon. The waiting situation extends indefinitely for those who need to use this agency's services. The reasons why people seek out AIMA are not specified, but the image of lines at the door is recurring. The article does not mention specific dates, the number of people affected, or possible causes for the backlog.

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