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Political parties in Madeira are clashing over the proposed sale of the Hospital Dr. Nélio Mendonça, with calls for transparency and public interest in health care at the forefront.
Taxi drivers in Funchal, Madeira, staged a protest against perceived unfair competition and restricted access at the port. The event highlights ongoing tensions between local transport services and port authorities.
Filipe Sousa, a JPP deputy, responds to criticism from Sérgio Gonçalves regarding his Brussels trip to address mobility issues between Funchal and Lisbon.
The proposed sale of Madeira's Hospital Dr. Nélio Mendonça has sparked controversy, with political parties and citizens demanding transparency and reconsideration of the decision.
The Associação Sem Limites has raised concerns over accessibility violations in a recent public works project on Madeira's airport road, citing legal breaches.
Political parties in Madeira are clashing over the potential sale of the Hospital Dr. Nélio Mendonça. The government plans to use the funds for a new central hospital, but opposition demands transparency.
The Madeira port authority, APRAM, addresses taxi drivers' protests over access and operation rules at Funchal Port, citing unfair competition from buses.
The proposed sale of Hospital Dr. Nélio Mendonça by Madeira's Regional Government has stirred significant controversy, with opposition parties labeling it a political and social misstep.
The announcement of the sale of Dr. Nélio Mendonça Hospital has sparked public outrage, led by the Juntos Pelo Povo party, calling for civic action against the decision.
The Madeira regional government confirms selling the Dr. Nélio Mendonça Hospital, sparking criticism from local political figures who argue this decision could impact healthcare accessibility.
The Instituto de Mobilidade e Transportes (IMT) has moved to new facilities on Rua de São Pedro in Funchal, impacting public services temporarily.
The JPP party in Madeira has decided to withdraw its representation from the newly formed Anti-Corruption Office, citing concerns about its effectiveness and transparency.