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Porto Santo's sole desalination plant is set to increase its production capacity to 10,000 cubic meters per day by summer's end, ensuring adequate water supply for the island's residents and tourists.
Francisco Gomes, a Chega party MP, calls for an immediate probe into suspected irregularities and possible fraud in SESARAM's non-emergency patient transport services.
The rejection of the labor law amendment by the Portuguese Parliament is seen as a victory for workers, according to PS-Madeira's Emanuel Câmara, highlighting the protection of labor rights.
Four adventurers completed a grueling 14-hour canoe journey, braving challenging conditions to connect the islands of Porto Santo and Madeira for the first time.
In a historic endurance challenge, four men bridged Porto Santo and Madeira in a traditional canoe journey, defying strong winds and rough seas.
The rejection of proposed changes to Portugal's labor laws by the Parliament is hailed as a significant victory for workers, particularly benefiting those in Madeira Island.
The Festas de S. JoĂŁo in Porto Santo have officially kicked off, marking a significant cultural moment for the island. Simultaneously, an emergency landing added unexpected drama to the day. Here's a detailed look at these events.
The event 'Toast to America' commemorating 250 years of U.S. independence was held at the Portuguese Ambassador's residence in Washington, featuring Madeira Wine. It attracted 400 guests, highlighting historical ties between Madeira and the U.S.
Emanuel Câmara, PS-Madeira deputy, hails the rejection of proposed labor law changes as a significant victory for workers, highlighting a stand against governmental insensitivity.
The CDU has accused the Madeira Regional Government of neglecting public infrastructure, highlighting abandoned schools and unused properties as symbols of waste.
The PSD in Machico proposes an early start to the beach season, aiming to enhance safety and accessibility at local bathing complexes.
From June 22 to 26, the iconic Doca do Cavacas in Madeira will be temporarily closed to replace its deteriorating wooden bridges, crucial for ensuring visitor safety.