The auto de consignação for the Urban Regeneration and Mobility project in Vale do Cabroeiro was signed, marking the start of work that includes the construction of Alameda da Ti Jaquina. The signing of this document represents the official launch of the project.
The work represents 30 years of waiting since the decision was made to proceed with this intervention considered structural. The project aims to bring the center of Guarda closer to the outskirts, changing the urban dynamics between these two areas.
For years, there were partisan disagreements that delayed the completion of this project. These disagreements have been overcome, now allowing the execution of a project long demanded.
The article, authored by Sérgio Costa, appears under the title "Rising on the Razor's Edge," suggesting a critical analysis of the situation.
