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A new set of regulations for Funchal Port is expected to be proposed by the end of February, aiming to resolve ongoing transportation disputes and address concerns of unfair competition.
A Peugeot 205 named 'Le Nomad' has set off from Madeira to deliver over 40 kg of donations to children in isolated Sahara villages.
A series of emergencies, including a fire and car accidents, have recently tested the capabilities of the local fire departments in Madeira, showcasing their swift response and vital role.
The proposal for new regulations at Funchal Port is set to be presented by the end of February, following negotiations between taxi operators, tourism officials, and cruise agents.
Ribeira Brava witnessed a series of emergency incidents including a wildfire, a car accident, and a cardiac arrest. Local fire brigades and medical teams were actively involved in addressing these situations.
A new regulatory framework for Funchal Port is set to be unveiled by the end of February, following suspension of protests by TáxisRAM amid accusations of unfair competition.
The PS-Madeira calls for changes to mobility subsidies affecting Porto Santo residents, emphasizing equity in transportation options.
Banana production in Madeira has seen an uptick, but European support through the POSEI program has decreased, affecting local farmers.
The Madeira Regional Government has expressed relief and optimism following the release of Carla da Silva, a Portuguese-Venezuelan citizen, from detention in Venezuela, emphasizing the ongoing commitment to protecting human rights.
The tourist transport operation at Funchal Port is functioning without discrimination, affirming equal opportunities for operators amidst recent taxi driver protests.
The PS-Madeira has called on the Regional Government to rectify disparities in the mobility subsidy for Porto Santo residents. The resolution proposal highlights the need for fair criteria based on residence rather than travel mode.
The political party Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) has accused the Madeira government, led by the PSD/CDS coalition, of hiding contracts related to golf developments. This allegation raises concerns about transparency and governance.