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Bereaved family in shock as insurer concedes Lisbon funicular was unreliable

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Correio da Manhã
“Família enlutada "perplexa" após seguradora afirmar que elevador da Glória "não era confiável”

Advogado da família de Isaque Adam, viúvo de Ana Paula Lopes, trabalhadora da Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa que morreu no acidente do ascensor da Glória, confirmou ter sido notificado da posição assumida pela companhia de seguros Fidelidade.

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Portugal Resident
“Bereaved family in shock as insurer concedes Lisbon funicular was unreliable”

The insurer of Lisbon’s municipal transport operator, Carris, has contested the claim for compensation relating to one of the fatalities in the Gloria funicular accident, albeit conceding that the quaint The post Bereaved family in shock as insurer concedes Lisbon funicular was unreliable appeared first on Portugal Resident .

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