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Madeira Island mourns the loss of three cherished community members, each leaving a legacy of love and remembrance. Funeral services are set to honor their lives this week.
The Socialist Party (PS) of Madeira criticizes GESBA for spending €300,000 of banana farmers' money on lobbying in Brussels, questioning the necessity given existing institutional representations.
The Madeira branch of the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) has accused the Regional Government of abusing minimum services to undermine workers' rights. This contentious issue has sparked legal challenges from labor unions.
The PS-Madeira demands answers from the regional government regarding delays in payments for the electric vehicle acquisition program. With 706 applications exceeding the intended 400, beneficiaries await overdue funds.
This June, Madeira's Poiso Mountains will host traditional sheep shearing events, gathering 900 sheep on June 10 and 21. These events celebrate pastoral traditions and are organized by local nature and livestock associations.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party is calling on the government to address the issue of abandoned scrap in Porto Santo, a concern for both environmental and tourism sectors.
A 61-year-old French tourist was injured after slipping on the Cais do Sardinha trail in Caniçal, highlighting safety concerns on Madeira's popular hiking paths.
The Juntos Pelo Povo party raises concerns about abandoned vehicles and appliances on Porto Santo, contrasting with its UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status.
A series of funeral announcements have been made for well-known residents of Madeira, highlighting their contributions to the community and the ceremonies to honor their lives.
This week, the Madeira community comes together to honor the lives of four cherished individuals whose contributions and presence have left a lasting impact on their loved ones and the island.
The Government of Madeira has announced plans to expand the business park in Câmara de Lobos, responding to the high demand for industrial spaces.
The Madeira government has received two proposals for consultancy services to aid in the management of the new Hospital Central e Universitário da Madeira, marking a significant step in its development.