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The JPP party accuses the PSD/CDS coalition of neglecting the housing crisis in Funchal, emphasizing a lack of support for affordable rentals amid rising costs.
The Socialist Party (PS) has criticized the proposed changes to Madeira's Social Mobility Subsidy by the Social Democratic Party (PSD), calling it a 'legislative ruse.' The PS argues that the changes fail to address the financial burden on residents.
The inaugural Living Care Forum, themed 'More Years, More Challenges', will take place at the Madeira Press Museum. This event aims to inspire solutions for enhanced longevity.
Miguel Albuquerque, President of Madeira's Regional Government, criticizes PM Luís Montenegro's stance on mobility subsidies, calling for urgent legal revisions.
ACIF-CCIM has taken a delegation of maritime tourism entrepreneurs from Madeira to the Boot International Fair in Düsseldorf, Germany, to promote business contacts and enhance the international presence of local businesses in the maritime economy sector.
Madeira is set to experience cloudy skies and rain this Thursday, with potential heavy showers in the highlands. Winds may reach up to 70 km/h in these areas by evening.
Traffic in Funchal, the capital of Madeira, is flowing smoothly this morning with no major incidents reported. This is good news for residents and tourists alike who rely on these routes for daily commutes and travel.
In a series of unfortunate events, Funchal witnessed three emergencies over three days, involving cardiac arrest, a death, and a severe fall. Emergency services were stretched to their limits.
Proposed changes to Madeira's mobility subsidy have been criticized as inadequate and misleading, failing to address key concerns of residents and tourists.
Santa Cruz municipality intends to boost public safety by installing a new surveillance system across critical areas. This initiative aims to ensure a safer environment for residents and tourists alike.
The Funchal Youth Center has become a pivotal hub for young travelers and locals alike, attracting nearly 13,000 visitors between 2023 and 2025, according to regional authorities.
The municipality of Santa Cruz in Madeira is planning to implement a surveillance system at key locations to boost public safety. The initiative was discussed in a recent meeting with local police authorities.