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Flixbus entry at Sete Rios postponed to September 29 amid new controversy

Now11 September 2026 at 18:55

Flixbus entry at Sete Rios was postponed to September 29, amid a new controversy. The transport company denies having requested the postponement and states it is not a request by Flixbus. The company accuses RNE of bad faith and distortion of facts, by trying to attribute to it the responsibility for the delay in access to that terminal. The dispute arises in the context of a new controversy related to Flixbus operation at Sete Rios.

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