After visiting Sesimbra, to criticize the lack of public investment in Lagoa de Albufeira, Paulo Raimundo was in Covilhã. He said that more CDU deputies are missing to defend the interior of the country and challenged SIC.
The PCP secretary-general said Tuesday in Covilhã that the few votes that CDU had in the past in the Castelo Branco district were insufficient, but none of them were betrayed or wasted and refused predetermined results in the Beiras.
At the sound of the candy, harmonica of bellows and concertina, Paulo Raimundo participated in a contact with the population in the center of Covilhã, in a course of about 400 meters between the Garden of Covilhã and the City Hall, where he distributed leaflets among the inhabitants, with little interaction with those who crossed.
In the end, when speaking, he recalled the low result of the CDU in the 2024 legislatures in Castelo Branco, where it was the sixth force in a district that only elects four deputies, but refused that any of these votes had been wasted And that the result has to repeat itself now, as if it was predetermined.
“We, in the last elections we had here in the district – if I’m wrong after any comrade that corrects me – there were about 2,732 votes [foram 2.372 votos]”, said Paulo Raimundo, at the end of the action.
Although they are far from the election of any deputy, None of the votes “was betrayed, none of them were wasted”it binded.
“Everyone told the fight, everyone told the way to make it,” he said, now hoping that others who voted for other parties and who feel “just betrayed have increased reasons” to rise the number of CDU voters in the Castelo Branco district.
To journalists and speech, Paulo Raimundo recalled the work and the struggle for the end of the tolls and the disaggregation of parishes, which give “confidence to the future and hope”, showing that the struggle of the users forced the parties to abolish the tolls of former SCUT – “It was not because it rained a lot.”
The PCP Secretary General pointed to the problem of access to the National Health Service in the interiorthe lack of a public day care network, the need for better wages and mobility that gives people concrete.
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