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The political party Reagir Incluir Reciclar (RIR) has raised concerns about the escalating parking chaos in Funchal, demanding immediate intervention from local authorities.
The PTP has accused the Chega party of deceiving Madeira's residents with an ineffective Anti-Corruption Office. This political dispute raises questions about the office's true purpose and effectiveness.
The Madeira Legislative Assembly's proposal to enhance the Social Mobility Subsidy has been rejected by opposition parties PS and Chega, sparking criticism from PSD-Madeira.
A public debate on the new Local Accommodation Regulation in Funchal is set to take place, addressing housing access and urban planning concerns. The discussion will feature key local experts and stakeholders.
Norberto Pita, the newly elected president of Anafre in Madeira, aims to secure more funds for the island's parishes, emphasizing the need to continue previous efforts in supporting local leaders.
Elsa Fernandes has introduced a legislative proposal to improve teacher employment stability and address service time recognition in Madeira.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party commemorates the foundational date of Madeira's autonomy with a congratulatory motion, highlighting its importance in the region's political history.
The community of Madeira Island is united in grief as it bids farewell to three cherished individuals: Teresa Mendes de Azevedo Fernandes, José Fernando Gonçalves, and Cândida Lourença de Freitas, whose funerals are scheduled for April 8, 2026.
The Santa Cruz Municipality has dismissed accusations of attempting to silence opposition voices, following controversy over the exclusion of a sports merit regulation from the agenda.
The Port Authority of Funchal has issued a warning of strong maritime agitation for Madeira, with high winds and significant wave heights expected to impact the island.
The Madeira Port Captaincy has issued a severe weather warning, advising maritime precautions due to strong winds and high waves expected.
The Maritime Authority in Funchal has updated a strong maritime weather warning, effective until April 8, due to increasing winds and wave heights.