The left-wing coalition, comprising PS, BE, Livre, and PAN, has officially submitted its candidacy for Lisbon's municipal elections, revealing the candidates for the presidency of the city's 24 parish councils. Among the nominees, Livre stands out with candidates leading in Alvalade, Areeiro, and Avenidas Novas, marking a significant presence in the coalition.
Key Highlights:
- Francisco Costa (Livre) is set to challenge for Alvalade, with Joana Alves Pereira and Laura Cassandra Silva targeting Areeiro and Avenidas Novas, respectively.
- The PS faces a renewal phase, with six parish council presidents unable to rerun due to term limits, introducing new faces in Misericórdia, Alcântara, Santa Maria Maior, Santa Clara, São Vicente, and Olivais.
- Independent candidates and strategic placements aim to reclaim lost territories, such as Arroios, and challenge incumbents in districts like Lumiar and Parque das Nações.
Notable Candidates:
- Alexandra Leitão leads the coalition's bid for Lisbon's City Hall, supported by a diverse team including Sérgio Cintra and Carla Madeira.
- The coalition's strategy emphasizes a blend of experienced socialists and fresh faces from Livre and other partners, aiming to consolidate left-wing governance in Lisbon.
Election Dynamics: With several parishes under contention and new leadership emerging, the upcoming elections promise a vibrant political contest, reflecting Lisbon's evolving political landscape.
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