Euronews

A railway link between Lisbon and Madrid has been given the green light following an agreement between the Portuguese and Spanish governments and the European Commission and is set to go ahead by 2030, allowing for a direct journey between the two capitals of around five hours, expected to be reduced to three hours by 2034. The project aims to promote a modal shift towards transport with a lower carbon footprint and contributes directly to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to more sustainable mobility in Portugal and the Iberian Peninsula.

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