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PT🏛️ Politics8 hr. ago

Since Between the Rivers, they've been the "doctors" of bridges and viaducts, with earthquakes in sight.

Two engineers, Júlio Appleton and António Costa, won the Secil Prize for their work rehabilitating the Duarte Pacheco viaduct, which was made 'fit to withstand a major earthquake.' The article highlights their expertise in structural engineering, particularly in seismic resilience, and notes that their portfolio includes many other bridge and viaduct projects.

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Since Between the Rivers, they've been the "doctors" of bridges and viaducts, with earthquakes in sight.

Two engineers, Júlio Appleton and António Costa, won the Secil Prize for their work rehabilitating the Duarte Pacheco viaduct, which was made 'fit to withstand a major earthquake.' The article highlights their expertise in structural engineering, particularly in seismic resilience, and notes that their portfolio includes many other bridge and viaduct projects.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on technical achievements in civil engineering and does not take a clear ideological stance. It presents the engineers' accomplishments factually without overtly praising or criticizing their political affiliations or broader policy implications.

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