The city's ambition should be to promote small cultural centers throughout the city so that everyone can cultivate habits of thought, creation and artistic enjoyment.

It is in the intellectual and cultural capacity of each person that social progress reaches its exponential. And the City Council must support those who wish to combine school education with cultural education, promoting multiple options adapted to the digital world.

Culture has been marked by the successive crises we have experienced in recent decades, but also by the crisis of democratic values such as access to information. It is therefore essential that the municipality looks at culture as a meeting place. A meeting place between the past and the future, between digital and analog, between old and new.

They are all part of Lisbon's identity.