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Santa Cruz's municipal government marked International Human Resources Day with an engaging teambuilding event, highlighting the importance of human relations in the workplace.
Pedro Coelho, a prominent Madeira politician, is pressing for increased POSEI funding and a renewal of the black scabbard fish fleet, vital for the island's economy.
In a recent parliamentary session, Vânia Jesus addressed crucial transport issues affecting Madeira, emphasizing the need for improved infrastructure and strategic connections.
In a crucial discussion with the Minister of Agriculture, Madeira's Pedro Coelho emphasizes the importance of the POSEI program and the renewal of the black scabbardfish fleet, vital for the region's economy.
The Funchal City Council has committed €457,000 to support 46 sports associations in an effort to enhance community engagement and promote sports as a tool for social inclusion.
In April 2026, Madeira recorded a 12.9% decrease in unemployment, marking the second largest drop nationally, surpassed only by the North region.
During a recent parliamentary session, Vânia Jesus, a representative from Madeira, addressed key concerns regarding the region's airports, ports, and mobility with the Minister of Infrastructure.
The Casa do Povo de Santa Maria Maior in Funchal has been closed due to workers suspending their duties over unpaid salaries, according to the Nova Direita party.
The Marina of Funchal is now 75-80% occupied by commercial enterprises, marking a significant milestone in its development. This progress is part of a broader plan to revitalize the area and return it to the local community.
The Socialist Party has urged the Regional Government of Madeira to take steps towards applying the Portugal Transformation, Recovery, and Resilience Plan (PTRR) in the region.
The Madeira Regional Government has expressed serious concerns over the upcoming general strike on June 3, seeking protection for domestic flights to ensure continued mobility for residents and tourists.
The JPP expresses solidarity with Portuguese descendants in Madeira who have been notified to leave Portugal, raising concerns amid affected families.