Among the dust of a work that has barely begun, a year before the World Youth Days, circulated the President of the Republic, the Deputy Minister of the Prime Minister, two mayors (of Lisbon and Loures), an auxiliary bishop (of Lisbon ), coordinator of a project group. But, in the midst of the controversy between the capital’s autarchy and the government, nobody seems to know the value of the total investment that will have to be made there so that the Trancão banks are ready to receive the million young people who are expected to meet the Pope.
The morning took on confusing contours, with the minister Ana Catarina Mendes and the mayors Carlos Moedas and Ricardo Leão doubt in statements to the media about the supposed consensus reached between the three even at the end of the day, after the long stall. They left almost without saying anything, sending the package to the memorandum of understanding that remains to be signed and that appears incoordination.
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Source: Observadora
