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The Government of Madeira expresses deep sorrow over the passing of Ignatius Severiano Ferreira, a prominent leader of the Portuguese community in Trinidad and Tobago, highlighting his significant contributions and enduring connection to Madeira.
A new luxury hotel in Machico's center requires suspending the Municipal Master Plan to proceed.
In a surprising vote, independent councilor Jorge Afonso Freitas opposed the Detailed Plan for the Carmo area in Funchal, citing resource priorities and parking concerns.
The proposal by Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) to enhance and protect Funchal's marine environment was rejected, raising concerns about the future of its natural heritage.
The political party ADN-Madeira criticizes the Regional Government for repeated delays in the arrival of a second helicopter intended to boost Madeira's Civil Protection.
Chega party accuses the Madeira government of neglecting the Bairro da Argentina, highlighting prolonged abandonment and serious issues impacting residents.
The Salesian community mourns the loss of Father José Clemente dos Santos, who served in Madeira and other communities. He passed away at the age of 89.
The CRIEE program has fostered the creation of 1,024 jobs through entrepreneurial projects in Madeira since 2015. The recent signing of new incentive contracts marks continued growth.
Belgium faces a 'national emergency' following a surge in drug-related shootings in Brussels, prompting increased police presence and measures to combat organized crime.
In a significant move to curb crime, Câmara de Lobos is set to implement a new video surveillance system by March 2027. This initiative is part of a broader security strategy including private security and night guards.
The Regional Government of Madeira supports five new businesses in Funchal, creating nine jobs with an investment of over €281,000.
The Madeira wine industry has processed 515 tons of grapes since the harvest began on August 24, involving 268 growers and supported by local authorities.