Pedro Frazão, vice-president of Chega and deputy to the Assembly of the Republic, parked improperly in the middle of Martim Moniz square, blocking the passage of tram 28. It was already known that André Ventura had dogs in the line, we learned that he also has veterinarians in the second line. Pedro Frazão claimed that he only stopped there for safety reasons. It makes sense: he doesn’t trust the maintenance of the 28 tram and was willing to sacrifice his Renault Zoe to serve as a shield for the people of Lisbon. He is a martyr of public transport, Martim Carris.
Parking in the second row is illegal, but you have to be understanding with the people who are working. And the truth is that Pedro Frazão was carrying out his work duties: creating content for social media. What’s the problem with Pedro Frazão parking in the second row to load videos, when there are so many suppliers who park in the second row to unload food? What’s more, it gives the idea that improper parking occurs at times of peak traffic. It seems to me that everything happened late in the afternoon, when a lot of people are already hooked on TikTok.
On the other hand, preventing the passage of public transport is a shot in the foot from an ideological point of view. Let us not forget that, in the twenties of the last century, the regime that Frazão intends to reproduce promised that trains would always arrive on time.
What is certain is that this news proves Chega right when it comes to immigration policy. Pedro Frazão is not a native of Martim Moniz and went there with the sole intention of committing illegalities, taking advantage of the permissiveness of the Portuguese State. The Parish Council of Santa Maria Maior must better control its borders and Pedro Frazão must be deported if he dares to cross from Ramiro downwards. This proves, from the outset, that Chega’s deputies do not know how to get the best out of that area of the city. At Martim Moniz, stop for a curry. It’s not supposed to stop on top of a rail.