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Foram 64 famílias transferidas de um lugar para outro. Dispersar para não formar novos guetos foi o príncipio que a autarquia do Seixal quis implementar, num caso raro de política de realojamento no país. Mas um mês depois os problemas começaram. A associação de moradores diz que metade das famílias estão descontentes. Câmara fala em número exagerado. Um percalço num caso de sucesso?
Imagens de casas que foram atribuídas a algumas das das famíias que saíram do bairro da Jamaica. Fotos DR
![João Carlos Malta/RR João Carlos Malta/RR](https://test7.landportal.org/sites/landportal.org/files/JAMAICA3.jpg)
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![Foto: Joana Bourgard/RR Foto: Joana Bourgard/RR](https://test7.landportal.org/sites/landportal.org/files/jamaica5.jpg)
Manuela Calado junto ao bloco 10 do Bairro da Jamaica. Foto: Joana Bourgard/RR
![Joana Bourgard/RR Joana Bourgard/RR](https://test7.landportal.org/sites/landportal.org/files/jamaica6.jpg)
Dirce, lider da Associação de Moradores do Bairro da Jamaica, no Seixal. Foto: Joana Bourgard/RR
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