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The Juntos pelo Povo party has raised concerns over the delayed renovations at the Lombo do Guiné School, highlighting unmet promises from the Regional Government.
The Madeira government has approved a €28.9 million investment for the second phase of the Porto Santo Local Health Unit. The project aims to enhance healthcare services on the island over a 720-day period.
The Funchal City Council has unanimously approved a 24-month extension for revising its Municipal Master Plan, aiming to adapt to new legislation and support local residents with social aid.
The PS-Madeira party calls for the regional government to focus on improving health centers and ongoing care to mitigate the pressure on hospital emergency services.
Santa Cruz, Madeira plans a €2 million investment in the Caniço Wastewater Treatment Plant as part of infrastructure improvements. This initiative aims to enhance local water management and reduce losses.
Madeira's public debt has decreased to €4.832 billion, marking the lowest level in five years, thanks to effective fiscal management.
The University of Madeira is now accepting applications for the Over-23 entrance exams until April 20, 2026. These exams provide an opportunity for individuals over the age of 23 who do not hold a higher education qualification.
A recent landslide has led to the closure of the Lombo Galego road in Madeira's Faial region, prompting an emergency response from local authorities.
A pivotal conference on technological advancements in healthcare is taking place today at the Espaço IDEIA in Madeira, attracting experts and stakeholders.
The weather forecast for Madeira today predicts cloudy skies with moderate winds, with possible light showers in the northern and highland areas.
An informative event on 'Quality Assurance in Software Development' will be held in Funchal, Madeira on April 9. Organized by Google Developer Group Madeira and the Madeira Regional Delegation of the Order of Engineers, it aims to improve digital product reliability.
During a visit to Caracas, Sancho Gomes from Madeira's Regional Directorate expressed cautious optimism about the future of Venezuela, reflecting the sentiments of Portuguese entrepreneurs.