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PMUS de Leiria: PSD councilors question late updates and illegible maps

Região de Leiria14 September 2026 at 14:48

The PSD councilors of Leiria questioned the late updates and the illegible maps of the municipality's Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (PMUS). The criticism arises in the context of the public consultation regarding the PMUS, which ends this Tuesday, the 15th. The social democrats expressed concern about the quality of the documentation made available to citizens for analysis during this period of public participation. The issue of hard-to-read maps was one of the points highlighted by the PSD councilors as an obstacle to informed population participation in the consultation process.

Why this matters

Residents of Leiria have until Tuesday to participate in the public consultation of the PMUS, a plan that will define mobility in the city. The PSD's criticism indicates problems in the municipality's communication, which may compromise citizens' ability to contribute in an informed manner to a document that will affect their daily lives.

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