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Isabelle Coelho-Marques: "The impact today is even greater"

Observador11 September 2026 at 22:50

Isabelle Coelho-Marques, a Portuguese woman, was stuck in intense traffic for seven hours on her way home, during which she watched firefighters going in the opposite direction. The following day, she went to the Portuguese Consulate to help investigate the whereabouts of other Portuguese people. The interview title suggests that the impact of some event was even greater at the current moment compared to the past. The article does not specify which event or disaster caused this situation, limiting itself to reporting Isabelle's personal experience during that period.

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