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The Juntos pelo Povo party (JPP) is pressing for immediate improvements to the deteriorating São Francisco Garden in Câmara de Lobos, citing safety and aesthetic concerns.
LuĂs Montenegro's speech at the PSD Congress, which omitted mention of Madeira, has stirred discussions among residents and politicians on the island.
The Regional Government of Madeira has launched a significant infrastructure project in Caniçal, aimed at connecting Estrada da Palmeira and canalizing the local stream, fulfilling a long-standing electoral promise.
The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) celebrated the rejection of the labor package in the Assembly of the Republic, calling it a "great victory for workers" and emphasizing the role of widespread protests in this outcome.
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere forecasts cloudy weather with chances of light rain in Madeira on Saturday, especially in the evening.
Porto Santo's sole desalination plant is set to increase its production capacity to 10,000 cubic meters per day by summer's end, ensuring adequate water supply for the island's residents and tourists.
Francisco Gomes, a Chega party MP, calls for an immediate probe into suspected irregularities and possible fraud in SESARAM's non-emergency patient transport services.
The rejection of the labor law amendment by the Portuguese Parliament is seen as a victory for workers, according to PS-Madeira's Emanuel Câmara, highlighting the protection of labor rights.
The CDU has accused Madeira's regional government of neglecting public infrastructure, calling for better utilization and maintenance of public spaces like the Garachico school.
Four adventurers completed a grueling 14-hour canoe journey, braving challenging conditions to connect the islands of Porto Santo and Madeira for the first time.
In a historic endurance challenge, four men bridged Porto Santo and Madeira in a traditional canoe journey, defying strong winds and rough seas.
The rejection of proposed changes to Portugal's labor laws by the Parliament is hailed as a significant victory for workers, particularly benefiting those in Madeira Island.