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The Ribeira Brava Beach Complex in Madeira has been awarded the Blue Flag and Quercus Golden Flag, highlighting its environmental and infrastructure excellence.
Three wind turbines were unloaded at Funchal Port today, marking a significant step in enhancing Madeira's renewable energy capabilities.
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Francisco Gomes, a deputy from Madeira, has accused Prime Minister LuĂs Montenegro of neglecting the rights of Madeirans by delaying the implementation of the new Territorial Continuity Model.
The ADN-Madeira party has expressed strong opposition to the construction of buildings over 20 stories in Funchal, following comments by the Regional Government President about potential PDM revisions.
The Santa Cruz community demands transparency from the local government following the closure of Palmeiras Beach due to contamination concerns, highlighting the need for infrastructure improvements.
The PME LĂder 2025 awards ceremony highlights the vital role of small and medium enterprises in Madeira's economic growth. Hosted at Funchal's Savoy Palace, the event was attended by key business leaders and officials.
A 58-year-old man has been placed in preventive detention following allegations of causing the death of a German woman in Santana, Madeira. The judicial process continues as authorities investigate the incident.
The PSD Machico has expressed concern over the visible degradation of the Maiata Beach Bridge, questioning its safety ahead of the upcoming Trail Natura event.
The public consultation for Portugal's National Road Safety Strategy 2021-2030, "Vision Zero 2030," ends this Saturday. Locals and tourists are encouraged to participate to help shape safer roads in Madeira.
Amid environmental concerns, the Praia das Palmeiras in Santa Cruz is closed, prompting demands for transparency from local movements regarding water contamination and infrastructural improvements.
Three employees of the Santa Cruz City Hall in Madeira have been suspended following allegations of manipulating recruitment processes to favor certain candidates.