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The Bairro de Santo Amaro in Funchal, Madeira, has its water supply restored after residents protested the disruption caused by ongoing construction works.
A series of traffic accidents on Madeira Island, including chain collisions and motorbike crashes, resulted in several injuries and hospitalizations. Authorities responded promptly.
The Nossa Senhora do Bom Caminho facility in Machico, Madeira, is set for a major expansion, increasing its capacity from 9 to 21 residents. This project is part of the regional government's efforts to enhance care facilities for the elderly.
A chain collision involving three cars on Madeira's Via Rápida has resulted in two injuries. Emergency services were quickly on the scene to provide assistance.
Atalaia Living Care disputes the Tribunal de Contas' audit report on their agreements with the Madeira government, claiming inaccuracies and lack of defense opportunity.
The Juntos Pelo Povo party raises concerns about the distribution of dividends by GESBA, questioning the financial transparency in the banana sector.
The Socialist Party of Madeira requests a parliamentary hearing to address unpaid artists from the 2024 and 2025 Expo Tropical events, blaming financial constraints.
Two decades ago, Aníbal Cavaco Silva took office as President of the Portuguese Republic. His presidency marked significant challenges and milestones for Portugal.
The past week saw the Bombeiros Voluntários Madeirenses responding to a series of incidents across Madeira, including a house entry to assist an elderly man, an unauthorized fire, and a traffic accident involving a motorbike.
Madeira launches SIIDE 2030, a program to boost business innovation and research with €5.1 million in funding, open until April 27.
The JPP has criticized the lack of investment in Calheta's sewage infrastructure, with only 4% of homes connected, blaming regional government negligence.
A series of emergency incidents in Madeira underscores the quick response and dedication of local fire brigades, ensuring safety for residents and tourists alike.