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The construction of the new Senior Care Unit Sagrado Coração in Madeira is advancing at a remarkable pace, promising enhanced facilities for the elderly community. The project, overseen by the Regional Secretary of Inclusion, Youth, and Employment, is set in the historic building of the former Missionary College.
The public company Águas e Resíduos da Madeira (ARM) reports vandalism at a crucial water supply project in Caniço. Authorities have been notified.
The Regional Government of Madeira celebrates Sílvia Caldeira's achievements in nursing education with an official congratulatory vote.
The proposed changes to Madeira's mobility subsidy have sparked significant debate, with political parties warning residents of potential pitfalls and calling for a reassessment to ensure alignment with constitutional principles.
The Santa Cruz Municipality is set to enhance public safety by implementing a surveillance system at critical points in the region. This initiative aims to bolster security within public spaces.
The ecoRoute Interpretive Center is inaugurated in Madeira, highlighting sustainable cultural and natural tourism. The center aims to promote and educate about underwater eco-tourism across Madeira, Azores, and Martinique.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party cautions Madeira residents about recent changes to the mobility subsidy, describing them as harmful to citizens' rights and territorial continuity. The alterations, proposed by the PSD/CDS coalition, have sparked controversy in the region.
The Funchal Ecological Park is set to host a special educational event focusing on the importance of snails in ecosystems. This initiative, part of the 'Saturdays in the Park' series, aims to educate and engage participants.
The visit of Salvador Malheiro, Secretary of State for Fisheries, to Madeira is stirring controversy. Chega claims the visit is a "circus of lies" designed to mask issues in the fisheries sector.
The Socialist Party of Madeira is advocating for a comprehensive safety plan to protect motorcyclists on the island's roads. This plan, spearheaded by Paulo Cafôfo, aims to reduce accidents through improved road safety measures.
A heated debate in Madeira's Legislative Assembly finds resolution as Élvio Sousa extends apologies to Carlos Teles, following a contentious interruption.
Morning traffic in Madeira faces disruptions near the Hospital and Via Rápida due to an accident, causing extended congestion.