Insurance promulgates national transport gratuitousness for former combatants
On July 8, the Parliamentary Defense Committee had approved the text originating in a bill of the Enough, with amendments proposed by the PSD.
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On July 8, the Parliamentary Defense Committee had approved the text originating in a bill of the Enough, with amendments proposed by the PSD. On May 29, National Defense Minister Nuno Melo announced that the government intended to extend the free movement of public transport to former combatants throughout the country, stressing that the current financing model must be changed first. In the latter case, gratuitous travel only covered up to a maximum of 32 kilometres from the user's usual place of residence.
Furthermore, Prior to this amendment, the gratuitousness of public transport for former combatants covered three modalities: metro passes, municipal passes or titles based on line signatures (which allow travel between a specific origin and destination). Insurance gives green light to free transportation for former combatants across the country.
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On July 8, the Parliamentary Defense Committee had approved the text originating in a bill of the Enough, with amendments proposed by the PSD.
reliability low1/3 sourcesOn May 29, National Defense Minister Nuno Melo announced that the government intended to extend the free movement of public transport to former combatants throughout the country, stressing that the current financing model must be changed first.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn the latter case, gratuitous travel only covered up to a maximum of 32 kilometres from the user's usual place of residence.
reliability low1/3 sourcesPrior to this amendment, the gratuitousness of public transport for former combatants covered three modalities: metro passes, municipal passes or titles based on line signatures (which allow travel between a specific origin and destination).
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Insurance gives green light to free transportation for former combatants across the country.
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