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The PSD emphasizes the importance of community collaboration to support families and children during school holidays in Madeira. The 'Férias Divertidas' project exemplifies successful cooperation between public entities and associations.
The Madeira Wine Festival starts on August 23rd with a budget of €192,000, marking a decrease from last year's expenditure. The event, celebrated until September 13th, promises to captivate tourists and locals alike.
Grupo Pestana, a leading hotelier, is prioritizing growth in Europe but remains open to new investments in Madeira, following the recent opening of Pestana Dunas in Porto Santo.
The historic Quinta da Torrinha in Funchal is now on the market for €7.6 million, marking one of the highest property listings in Madeira. Originally built in 1896, it continues to operate as a luxury tourist accommodation.
Francisco Gomes, a Madeira deputy for the Chega party, has brought to light allegations of pressure and intimidation within firefighter units across Madeira and the mainland.
The upcoming Public Procurement Conference in Madeira will address key topics including the revision of the Public Contracts Code and the integration of AI in procurement.
The short story 'O Retornado' by Jorge Mendonça has won the João Augusto d’Ornelas Literary Prize, marking a significant cultural achievement for Madeira.
Upcoming conferences in Madeira will explore public procurement reforms and the role of AI, featuring renowned experts and taking place in October.
The Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera (IPMA) has updated its criteria for thunderstorm warnings to include severe weather elements like heavy rain, strong winds, and hail, enhancing safety measures for Madeira residents and visitors.
'O Retornado' by Jorge Mendonça wins the 6th edition of the João Augusto d’Ornelas Literary Prize, marking a record participation with 76 submissions. The award was announced by the Câmara de Lobos municipality.
In just six months, the 'Kit Bebé' program in Madeira has funded over 2,380 vaccinations, saving families more than 127,000 euros.
On September 17th, PAN-Madeira will hold a pivotal conference focusing on climate governance and sustainability in island territories, uniting experts and the community at the Jesuit College in Funchal.