Madeira's Essential Food Basket Price Drops by 6% in August
The Regional Government of Madeira announces a significant reduction in the cost of essential food items, marking the lowest price since April.
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The Regional Government of Madeira announces a significant reduction in the cost of essential food items, marking the lowest price since April.
The Regional Government of Madeira has once again promised to integrate 80 nurses currently in a recruitment reserve into the Madeira Health Service by January next year.
A petition advocating for the preservation of Madeira's urban model has been formally admitted to the regional parliament, urging a debate on high-rise construction and sustainable urban planning.
In a recent meeting, Madeira's Regional Government assured the recruitment of 80 nurses by SESARAM, promising a new hiring process by January.
The Portuguese Labour Party (PTP) highlights the exclusion of beneficiaries without personal bank accounts from the Territorial Continuity Mechanism, affecting primarily the elderly and low-income individuals.
The Socialist Party (PS) of Madeira has accused the Regional Government of falsely claiming 100% execution of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR). The PS alleges that despite completed projects, the objectives remain unmet.
The II Regional Week of the Technical Engineer in Madeira, scheduled for September 2-5, 2026, promises to highlight the essential role of engineering in building a safer and more innovative region.
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.