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PCP demands completion of IP2 segment near Évora

The PCP demands the finishing of a segment of the IP2, which connects the A6 to National Road 18, considered abandoned.

3 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) has called for the completion of a delayed section of the IP2 in the Évora region. This stretch of the new road connects the Évora Nascente interchange of the A6 to National Road 18.

Confirmation of the situation was provided by the PCP leadership in Évora, which mentioned that the relevant segment was left unfinished during the government of Passos Coelho. The party believes that the lack of completion of this bypass affects mobility in the area.

The PCP's demand highlights the importance of this road connection for the development and accessibility of the region. The new bypass is considered a crucial route for facilitating traffic and improving circulation.

Through this complaint, the PCP aims to pressure the competent authorities to resume and complete the pending works, emphasizing the urgency of completing the project for the benefit of the local population.

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