Friday, November 21, 2008

Platform comes out on the street by Bolhão


The heads of the Civic Platform for Action of Porto (Picporto) say it is wrong for the local chamber in the rehabilitation of the market Bolhão concerns. Therefore, the structure promise reinvigorating the channels of dialogue open when moving from defense to the contract signed between the municipality and TCN, especially with the Ministry of Culture and Assembly of the Republic. For Manuel Correia Fernandes, architect and spokesman of the structure, "the platform is considered to be caused, devalued and even insulted" to see the outcome of the case of Bolhão. And recalls that the councilman Lino Ferreira promised, when broke the contract with TCN, "that soon there would be new proposal," recalls. Given the silence of the camera, those responsible for the strange Picporto sum of one million euros that was included in the budget for municipal works in Bolhão. "It does not give even to paint the walls of the market," states Manuel Correia Fernandes. "We say that we were misled because the councilman said it would be presented another proposal and so far nothing," he added. Contacted, the source of the municipal press service also said there is no proposal and explained that the money was entered for the event to be necessary to start the works. " Even without having set a concrete program of action, the Picporto does not reject the possibility of carrying out further actions in the street or even the closure of the market. But with caution. "We do not want to harm the dealers most of which are already being." The Picporto will now contact the Ministry of Culture, the Assembly of the Republic, the Parliamentary Committee for Local Government and the Commission for Coordination and Regional Development of the North. "There is no room for compensation. The fight will continue", bailed Manuel Correia Fernandes says that blaming the camera "not by the collapse of the building but by the collapse of the functional point of view of an equipment that is essential to the city."

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