Santa Cruz City Hall Employees Suspended Over Alleged Recruitment Fraud
Three employees of the Santa Cruz City Hall in Madeira have been suspended following allegations of manipulating recruitment processes to favor certain candidates.
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Three employees of the Santa Cruz City Hall in Madeira have been suspended following allegations of manipulating recruitment processes to favor certain candidates.
The bathing ban at Praia das Palmeiras has sparked demands for transparency from the Mais Santa Cruz movement, highlighting concerns over environmental degradation in Santa Cruz, Madeira.
The Câmara Municipal de Câmara de Lobos recognizes young innovators with a €5,000 prize, encouraging sustainable and inclusive urban development.
The Regional Nucleus of Madeira's Portuguese League Against Cancer is set to host a volunteer meeting in Funchal on July 18, 2026, focusing on training and experience sharing.
The Socialist Party (PS) of Madeira accuses the Social Democratic Party (PSD) of delaying the implementation of the Independent Living Support Model for people with disabilities. The PS insists on immediate action to ensure this essential support is realized.
JPP accuses the Funchal municipal council of delaying the Santo AntĂłnio center's redevelopment, while plans for next year are underway.
With the holiday season approaching, understanding the rules for traveling with minors from Portugal is crucial for families. Here's what you need to know.
Sara Madalena, a CDS-PP Madeira deputy, listens to stories of Venezuelan oppression from a delegation of luso-descendant Venezuelans, highlighting the urgent human rights crisis.
Madeira's CDS-PP party met with Venezuelan expats to discuss human rights abuses in Venezuela, emphasizing the need for continued support and diplomatic pressure.
As holiday season approaches, understanding when minors need written authorization to travel abroad without parental supervision is crucial for families in Madeira.
Madeira becomes the focal point for the final meeting of the European project ATLIC, dedicated to empowering youth in the Blue Economy. The event, held on July 7-8, evaluates project outcomes and explores future sustainability.
Sara Madalena, a Madeira deputy, listens to the harrowing stories of Venezuelan repression victims, emphasizing the need for continued humanitarian aid and international awareness.