Funding Shortfall Delays Seixal Road Repairs, Sparks Outrage
The Juntos Pelo Povo party expresses disbelief over the lack of funds for crucial road repairs on the Seixal expressway, raising concerns for safety amid frequent rockfalls.
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The Juntos Pelo Povo party expresses disbelief over the lack of funds for crucial road repairs on the Seixal expressway, raising concerns for safety amid frequent rockfalls.
Sérgio Gonçalves met with UGT representatives to discuss the European Commission's proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework, focusing on its impact on Madeira.
A forgotten pot on the stove caused a fire scare in Madeira, as firefighters responded swiftly to prevent disaster.
PS-Madeira is pressing the regional government for clarity and support for banana farmers impacted by recent storms, as damages are expected to affect 25% of the year's production.
On May 5, Sérgio Gonçalves met with UGT to discuss the EU's financial plan, raising concerns over regional impacts on Madeira and the Azores.
The 'Semear' food strategy by Funchal City Council is a finalist for the AHRESP national awards in the 'Emerging Destination' category, highlighting sustainability efforts.
A forgotten pan left on the stove has led to a significant emergency response in Madeira, mobilizing 19 firefighters across two locations. The incident underscores the importance of vigilance in the kitchen.
The JPP party criticizes the recent restrictions at Calheta Marina, calling them an attack on fishermen's rights. A new gate blocks traditional access, sparking local debates.
The CDS has proposed a resolution in the Madeira Legislative Assembly to repurpose deactivated schools and other vacant public buildings for social development.
The Funchal City Council announces a public tender for two new ATM terminals at Mercado da Penteada, enhancing local market facilities and services.
On May 16, the Iniciativa Liberal will host a conference in Madeira to discuss labor legislation's impact on the economy and workers.
Drivers on Madeira's Via Rápida between Cancela and Caniço face heavy traffic and slippery conditions, urging caution.