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In a recent interview, São Vicente's Mayor, José Carlos Gonçalves, reveals his governance approach and discusses upcoming projects, including infrastructure and retail developments.
São Vicente marks its 282nd anniversary with a blend of official ceremonies and lively festivities, attracting both locals and tourists.
The PSD/Madeira has emphasized its commitment to emigrant communities, celebrating their contributions and maintaining cultural ties at the annual Emigrant Day.
A recent study reveals that the ferry service between Madeira and the mainland requires public funding due to insufficient revenue from operational activities.
In a landmark operation, Caniçal Port in Madeira managed to handle four cargo ships at once, unloading 647 containers and 104 vehicles, demonstrating its logistical prowess and strategic importance.
A recent economic study suggests that the Madeira-Continent ferry service cannot sustain itself financially without public funding, highlighting a need for government intervention.
Jaime Moniz High School in Madeira achieved a remarkable 89% placement rate in the first phase of the national higher education admissions process, with a focus on engineering and health fields.
The Regional Civil Engineering Laboratory (LREC) has launched a new monitoring plan to identify risk zones in São Vicente, following recent landslides.
The Jaime Moniz High School in Madeira proudly announces that 89% of its university applicants were successfully placed in the first phase of the national access competition.
Porto do Caniçal in Madeira marked a historic achievement by handling four cargo ships simultaneously, unloading 647 containers and 104 vehicles, highlighting the port's growing importance to the regional economy.
A brush fire in Gaula, Madeira, was swiftly controlled by local firefighters, preventing potential damage to nearby areas.
The Regional Representative of Madeira, Paulo Barreto, approved a decree to safeguard housing development in Funchal's Amparo. The decree, initially approved on August 6, aims to regulate residential growth.