On Saturday the 16th of December, Machico will be celebrating Market Night at Largo da Praça.
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The Parish Council of Arco de São Jorge will celebrate St Martin's Day (São Martinho) on Saturday the 11th of November.
Between January and October of this year, excessive alcohol consumption has already hospitalised 55 young people, mainly aged between 16 and 20, however acute alcohol poisoning has also affected teenagers as young as 14.
The PS-Madeira Parliamentary Group at ALRAM visited this Wednesday the Chestnut Festival of Curral das Freiras, where they sympathised with regional producers whose harvests had yet again been poor due to weather changes, and the lack of any answers from the Regional Government.
Six out of ten 18-year-olds use the Internet for four hours or more a day, the Service for Intervention in Addictive Behaviors and Dependencies (SICAD) announced this week.
Bordal - Madeira Embroidery has launched its new online store.
With the escalation of prices resulting from the war in Ukraine and in order to protect essential goods such as cereals and derivatives,
On Friday the 29th of September at 20:30, the church of Santa Luzia will host an organ and flute recital titled 'European Baroque,' which features organist Paulo Silva and beval flautist Carla Abreu.
The Calheta Casa do Povo has announced that it will be holding its very popular Madeira Embroidery course.
Women, people with low incomes and low education unfortunately become easily addicted to scratch cards, an addiction that affects about 100,30 adults in Portugal, with many diagnosed with having a pathological gambling disorder.
The Mayor of Funchal, Pedro Calado, today visited the new Cultural and Research Centre of Funchal (CCIF). Whose facilities are divided into two modules: the cultural and the scientific-technological.
ALBUQUERQUE CRITICIZES THE TC AND WARNS OF CONSEQUENCES OF THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF SYNTHETIC DRUGS
Yolanda Chaves
Article | 29/08/2023 18:39
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Miguel Alberquerque considers the decriminalization of synthetic drugs "a mistake" with social consequences, for public health and a factor of "total demotivation" for judicial and police officers.
Asked to comment on the validation of the law that decriminalizes synthetic drugs, the president of the Regional Government accuses the Constitutional Court of having an "anti-autonomist" behavior, certain that "all the options and decisions it makes are eminently centralist and anachronistic."
"Nothing surprises me. Anything that is against Madeira always comes from the Constitutional Court. Since the time of the Constitutional Commission, decisions have always been against Madeira. In this case, Madeira was not heard on a pertinent public health issue," Albuquerque said.
According to the official, the new synthetic drugs law will create "serious difficulties" for health and justice agents, questioning how it will be possible to assess "what is the criminalization of trafficking and what is mere consumption."
"How are they going to make the presumption of trafficking from a flagrante delicto? The individual can have 30/50 bags of product and will say that it is to be consumed at home ...", he says.
Although she was not heard, Miguel Albuquerque recalls that the Region made representations through the Legislative Assembly and its president.
The President of the Regional Government made these statements to journalists on a visit he made this afternoon to the premises of the company HSR Auto, recently installed in the Industrial Park of Santana.
Filming will begin next month for the film 'The Wizard of the North,' set to premiere on Netflix late summer 2024.
"Money is not enough to cure poverty."
The Funchal Marine Biology Station is holding its second open evening on the 25th of August.