After PCP and a new right, the PS also reacted to the decision of the Lisbon mayor to remove the posters alluding to the electoral campaign on the central axis, Marquês de Pombal and Alameda.
The socialist councilors of the Lisbon Chamber accuse, on Tuesday, the Aauca Carlos Coins (PSD) of wanting to “become a monopolistic in the postering political propaganda”, regarding the decision to remove political posters from the “Great Avenues of Lisbon”.
The socialists accuse the mayor of Lisbon of resorting to resources and channels of the city council as if they were personal or partisan, and make a brief trip to the past to leave a ‘barba’ to coins.
“Forgotten the past of the mayor who, in the last local elections, inaugurated a gigantic billboard in the Marquis of Pombal, Carlos Coins ordered the coercive removal of political posters from the so -called central axis of Lisbon, where it allowed the placement of hundreds of mupis of the City Council that passes incessantly messages of self -promotion to their governance, demonstrating that what, in fact, is, is actually intended, it is in fact, it intends, it intends, it intends, in fact, it is intended, become monopolistic in the postering political propaganda ”
“The past of the mayor who, in the last municipal elections, inaugurated a gigantic billboard in the Marquis of Pombal,” given the order of removal of political posters on the central axis, “zone where he allowed hundreds of mupis from the City Hall that pass in non -promotion messages to their governance.”
The central axis, he adds, is now “stripped of political propaganda” but continues “Loaded with Carlos Coin Municipal Propaganda to Carlos Currency”
“On the way to the municipalities, Carlos Coins no longer disguises that he intends to stop the monopoly of advertising in Lisbon, confused what is municipal as his, as a middle and the service of his party campaign,” accuses socialist councilors, arguing that “in the last three and a half years, while Lisbon has had a mayor in permanent lay off, the PSD has had a municipal candidate in Full Time”
The New Right Party criticized The decision and accused Carlos Coins of “Political Instrumentalization” For ordering the removal of party posters in the city center the months of the municipalities, considering that it intends to “weaken political competitors”.
Also the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) It expressed its discontent, maintaining that the “removal of electoral propaganda recently placed with the purpose of appealing to the vows of the populations in this coalition, already registered with the Constitutional Court, in the next municipal elections of 2025“, submitting a complaint to the National Election Commission (CNE).
