Madeira Extends Aid to Venezuela After Earthquakes
Discover Madeira's comprehensive support efforts for Venezuela post-earthquake, highlighting regional initiatives and aid for the Portuguese community.
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Discover Madeira's comprehensive support efforts for Venezuela post-earthquake, highlighting regional initiatives and aid for the Portuguese community.
Carlos Pontes Vasconcelos has been elected as the new president of Escola Secundária Jaime Moniz, securing 88.7% of the votes. This marks a new leadership era for Madeira's historical school.
More than 40 young people from across Europe gather at Praia Formosa, Funchal, for a coastal clean-up and awareness campaign on fast fashion's environmental impacts.
The latest Economic Bulletin from Funchal confirms robust growth in the local economy, highlighting strengths in tourism and business while addressing ongoing challenges.
The CDU has taken action to address longstanding accessibility issues in Santo AntĂłnio, demanding effective solutions from the local government.
The Centro de QuĂmica da Madeira is set to host a seminar on July 7th discussing the future of medicinal chemistry and drug development.
Authorities in Madeira are raising alarms about the increasing risks associated with products sold in local smartshops, emphasizing potential health hazards for residents and tourists.
The Regional Authority for Economic Activities (ARAE) has issued a warning about the illegal sale of CBD-infused food products in Madeira's 'smartshops'.
In a gesture of solidarity, the Regional Government of Madeira has expressed deep concern and readiness to assist Venezuela following devastating earthquakes causing significant loss of life and damage.
The Câmara Municipal da Calheta has expressed its profound concern and solidarity with Venezuela following two powerful earthquakes that resulted in significant casualties.
A coordinated crackdown on drug trafficking in Madeira led to the arrest of three individuals, with operations targeting 11 commercial establishments.
In a gesture of solidarity, Madeira's Legislative Assembly observed a minute of silence for the victims of recent earthquakes in Venezuela, emphasizing the island's strong ties with the Venezuelan community.