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Lisbon. Municipal Assembly suggests maintaining lakes

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Briefings

A municipal assembly in Lisbon urged the preservation of urban lakes following concerns raised by the PEV and PAN parties regarding water quality. The City Council (CML) has committed to an annual investment of 2.5 million euros and daily maintenance for 68 lakes and 160 water sources across the city.

Key points

• The Lisbon Municipal Assembly (AML) formally requested the preservation of urban lakes due to concerns raised by the PEV and PAN parties.
• The City Council (CML) has pledged an annual budget of 2.5 million euros for the maintenance of 68 lakes and 160 water sources.

Context

Lisbon's urban water management faces scrutiny from opposition parties, prompting the City Council to announce a significant financial commitment to protect the city's 68 lakes and 160 water sources.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article from October 2026. Specific details on the timeline of the assembly's decision, the exact nature of the PEV and PAN concerns, or the current status of the 68 lakes are not provided.

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