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In a recent legislative session, Bruno Melim highlighted that Madeira enjoys the lowest fuel prices in Portugal, countering opposition claims about the Azores.
The Ori Madeira Shopping event returns this Sunday, challenging participants to explore the art of orienteering in Santo AntĂłnio, Funchal.
A proposal by the Socialist Party to reduce the intermediate VAT rate on certain products in Madeira has sparked controversy. Legislators and opponents cite legal and practical challenges to its implementation.
Ricardo Nascimento, former mayor and PSD deputy, emphasizes significant progress in Ribeira Brava, citing investments in education, mobility, health, and culture.
Victor Freitas criticizes the Madeira Regional Government's claim of insufficient funds for essential safety works, despite fiscal surpluses and planned investments in non-essential areas.
The Casa-Museu Frederico de Freitas in Madeira marks National Tile Day on May 6 with free entry and guided tours, highlighting the importance of Portuguese tile heritage.
The political party JPP has expressed disbelief over the Regional Government of Madeira's announcement of insufficient funds to address the hazardous conditions on the Seixal road.
Funchal's emergency services were kept busy with a series of incidents, including a restaurant fire, a street assault, and a minor apartment fire. Each event prompted a rapid response from local firefighting units.
On May 5, World Hand Hygiene Day emphasizes the significance of proper handwashing, a practice vital in preventing infections, especially post-COVID-19.
Firefighters in Madeira have been occupied with a series of emergencies, including a fire at a restaurant exhaust system, an assault in Funchal, and a kitchen incident. These events highlight the readiness and swift action of local emergency services.
A fire broke out in a restaurant in Madeira's Old Town, prompting a swift response from local fire brigades. The incident highlights the community's readiness to handle emergencies.
The local political party JPP expresses disbelief at the lack of funding for critical road repairs on the Seixal route, which is prone to rockfalls. The Regional Government cites budget constraints.