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The Sociedade Metropolitana de Desenvolvimento and Câmara Municipal de Câmara de Lobos have signed a 10-year cooperative protocol to enhance the management and promotion of Praia do Vigário, a key beach in Madeira.
Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Madeira this Saturday with Clube de Campismo da Madeira's 13 km hike from Maroços to Machico. Open to the public, this moderate-level hike promises a memorable experience.
The youth wing of Madeira's Left Bloc calls on workers to join the general strike on June 3 against the labor law reforms proposed by the PSD/CDS government, citing concerns over worker rights and youth employment.
The Câmara Municipal de Câmara de Lobos has been honored with the 4-star Youth-Friendly Municipality Seal, recognizing its commitment to youth policies.
Pingo Doce has opened applications for the 6th edition of its Bairro Feliz initiative, a program that funds local community projects. Applications are open until July 13, inviting local groups to propose impactful projects.
The JPP has criticized the suspension of the surgery recovery program at Hospital Dr. Nélio Mendonça, demanding immediate responses from the Regional Government.
The Social Democratic Party of Madeira calls for a reform of the local finance law to respect territorial diversity and ensure fair distribution of public resources.
Madeira emerges as a potential strategic platform linking China and Europe, capitalizing on economic confidence and cooperation opportunities with Macau.
The Socialist Party in Madeira has proposed a resolution to keep Quinta da Piedade in public ownership, maintaining its use as a social facility for the elderly.
Brício Araújo affirms Madeira's VAT rate on essential goods stands at a mere 4%, making it the lowest in the country alongside the Azores. The statement counters claims made by the opposition.
The Apostolic Nuncio to Portugal, D. Andrés Carrascosa Coso, embarks on a significant pastoral visit to the Diocese of Funchal, engaging in various religious and community activities.
The Caniçal fish market in Madeira is set to resume normal operations after the repair of its cooling system, ensuring stability and safety in fish handling.