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New Poti Velho Bridge and Shopping da Cidade II: works planned with new R$700 million credit

Portal O Dia11 September 2026 at 13:07

The government of Piauí announced a new R$700 million credit for the execution of important infrastructure works in the region. Among the planned projects are the construction of a new bridge in Poti Velho and the continuation of Shopping da Cidade II.

In addition to these works, the planning includes the extension of Padre Humberto Pietrogrande avenue. The R$700 million value represents the amount available to enable the set of interventions in the capital of Piauí.

The announcement is part of a state government strategy to expand the urban structure of Teresina, focusing on mobility and regional development. The works promise to benefit the population with new access options and services.

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