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The Mayor of Tui, Enrique Cabaleiro (4l); the mayor of Valenca, Manuel Lopes (5l), the President of the EGTC of Minho and the President of the chamber of Vilanova de Cerveira, Fernando Nogueira (8l) and the Vice Director of the EGTC of Minho, Uxio Benitez (9l) and other mayors and mayors of the raia of the Minho during a protest by the border closure linking Arbo (Galicia) and Melgaco (Portugal), in the international bridge Tui-Valenca, on 4 February 2021. The Government of Portugal closed its border with Spain last Friday, January 29, for an initial period of two weeks, in an attempt to contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, which has reached unprecedented levels in Portuguese territory during this month. 04 FEBRUARY 2021;BO Copyright: xMartaxVazquezxRodriguezx 3547766

The Mayor of Tui, Enrique Cabaleiro (4l); the mayor of Valenca, Manuel Lopes (5l), the President of the EGTC of Minho and the President of the chamber of Vilanova de Cerveira, Fernando Nogueira (8l) and the Vice Director of the EGTC of Minho, Uxio Benitez (9l) and other mayors and mayors of the raia of the Minho during a protest by the border closure linking Arbo (Galicia) and Melgaco (Portugal), in the international bridge Tui-Valenca, on 4 February 2021. The Government of Portugal closed its border with Spain last Friday, January 29, for an initial period of two weeks, in an attempt to contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, which has reached unprecedented levels in Portuguese territory during this month. 04 FEBRUARY 2021;BO Copyright: xMartaxVazquezxRodriguezx 3547763

(L-R) The mayor of Tui, Enrique Cabaleiro; the Vice Director of the EGTC of Minho, Uxio Benitez; the President of the EGTC of Minho and the President of the chamber of Vilanova de Cerveira, Fernando Nogueira and the mayor of Valenca, Manuel Lopes during a protest against the border closure linking Arbo (Galicia) and Melgaco (Portugal), on the international bridge Tui-Valenca, on February 4, 2021. The Government of Portugal closed its border with Spain last Friday, January 29, for an initial period of two weeks, in an attempt to contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, which has reached unprecedented levels in Portuguese territory during this month. 04 FEBRUARY 2021;MAYORS;POLITICS;BORDER;PORTUGAL Marta Vazquez Rodriguez Lagen Copyright: xMartaxVazquezxRodriguezx 3547707