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Residents and tourists in Câmara de Lobos face public transport disruptions as the Carnival approaches, highlighting the urgent need for road repairs and efficient transport solutions.
Socialist representatives in Câmara de Lobos urge quick resolution of ongoing public transport disruptions affecting residents and tourists alike. The delays stem from road closures due to construction work.
Madeira's Heritage Association strongly opposes the demolition of Quinta das Tangerinas, a historic site in Santa Luzia, citing lack of official approval.
The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) recently praised the workers at Madeira's CARAM center for their persistent fight for labor rights, setting a significant example for the region.
On World Cancer Day, the Socialist Party advocates for an immediate lung cancer screening pilot in Madeira, highlighting its critical need due to high mortality rates.
The Socialist Party demands swift action to address public transport disruptions in Câmara de Lobos, urging the local government to reopen crucial roads.
The Youth Center in Calheta, Madeira, has experienced a 20% growth in occupancy over three years, reaching a 73% occupancy rate. This growth reflects the center's positive trajectory and increasing popularity.
The JSD Madeira's Political Academy recently held a debate focusing on the role of the Portuguese President and the challenges facing the nation. Key figures gathered in Funchal to discuss the significance of the presidency in the context of Madeira's autonomy.
The Socialist Party of Madeira calls for urgent investment in health centers to ensure timely and adequate medical care, addressing current challenges faced by residents.
The President of the Nutritionists' Order, Liliana Sousa, visits Madeira to address a year-and-a-half impasse affecting professional internships at SESARAM, crucial for new graduates.
JPP has accused the PSD/CDS government of failing to support farmers at Funchal’s Organic Market, highlighting broken promises and lack of commitment.
The Youth Center in Calheta, Madeira, has seen a significant 20% growth in occupancy over the past three years, now achieving a stable occupancy rate of 73%.