Debate among candidates for Sintra's Municipal Council: PS/Book, CDS, PSD/IL/PAN, CDU, BE, CDS/PPM/ADN, and Chega participate in a discussion for the post
The electoral debate series for the Sintra chamber is currently underway, with several candidates expressing their platforms ahead of the local elections scheduled for October 12th, 2025. On September 25th, 2025, a significant debate took place involving six candidates: Ana Mendes Godinho (PS/Livre), Marco Almeida (PSD/IL/PAN), Pedro Ventura (CDU), Rita Matias (Chega), Tânia Russo (BE), and Mauricio Rodrigues (CDS/PPM/ADN).
The debate, moderated by Maria João Ferreira from SIC News, was broadcast live on SIC Notícias. Each candidate took turns to present their vision for Sintra, covering a range of topics from investment in local infrastructure to environmental sustainability and affordable housing.
Mauricio Rodrigues, affiliated with the Socialist Party (PS) in the municipal elections, emphasized the need for investment in local infrastructure to improve the quality of life for Sintra's residents. He also highlighted the importance of job creation and stricter law enforcement to ensure a safe and prosperous city.
Tânia Russo, a candidate for the environmentalist party BE, emphasized the importance of environmental sustainability in her platform. She advocated for measures to reduce waste, promote renewable energy, and protect Sintra's natural beauty.
Marco Almeida, a candidate for the PSD/IL/PAN, emphasized the need for job creation in his platform. He proposed strategies to attract businesses, create new employment opportunities, and stimulate the local economy.
Pedro Ventura, a candidate for the CDU, proposed a plan for improving public transportation within Sintra. He argued that efficient public transportation is crucial for reducing traffic congestion and improving the quality of life for residents.
Rita Matias, a candidate for Chega, advocated for stricter law enforcement in the city. She called for measures to combat crime, ensure public safety, and maintain order in Sintra.
Ana Mendes Godinho expressed her commitment to affordable housing during the debate. She proposed policies to make housing more accessible for low-income families and first-time buyers, ensuring that everyone has a place to call home in Sintra.
The next debate in the series is scheduled for October 1st, 2025. As the elections approach, residents of Sintra will have the opportunity to hear from these candidates and make an informed decision about who will represent them in the chamber.
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