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PS/Açores requests urgent hearing in regional parliament on land transport in São Miguel

jornalacores9.pt15 September 2026 at 16:17

PS/Açores announced that it will request an urgent hearing in the Regional Assembly of the Azores to address the issue of land transport on the island of São Miguel. The Azorean socialist party wants to hear the regional secretary with responsibility for transport, as well as the management of the new passenger transport company that operates on the island.

The hearing request comes following failures in the land transport service in São Miguel. PS/Açores wants clarification on the problems that have affected users of this essential service on the island.

The announcement was made at a press conference by Nuno Miranda, member of the regional secretariat of PS/Açores. The party considers it urgent to debate this issue in the Regional Assembly to find solutions for the identified problems.

Why this matters

Readers in the Azores, especially residents in São Miguel who depend on land transport, may be directly affected by any failures in the service of the new passenger company. The hearing request represents a demand for transparency and accountability from the regional government by the opposition, which may have implications for the quality of public transport services on the island.

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