The Madeiran Sousa Group has announced that it is collaborating with the Portuguese Navy as part of its sustainability policy.
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The current President of the Parish Council of Porto Santo, Joselina Melim, has issued a statement stressing the importance of responding to the 2021 Census, adding that the Parish Council is there to provide support to those struggling to fill in their Census forms, saying:
In March this year, sports and leisure company, Endemicxperiences, released photographs of ‘Porto dos Frades' which they described as an 'incredible place in Porto Santo,' only to return one month later, to find the area strewn with litter and graffiti; both of which they state, degrade nature, not enhance it!
The Portuguese Association of People with Special Needs - Associação Sem Limites - in partnership with the Portuguese Association of the Disabled of Madeira, has issued a statement in which it criticises the 2021 Censuses, stating that "among several issues, they have particular concerns on the section relating to disability."
As of tomorrow, the 19th of April, the 2021 Census begins.
The Funchal City Council (CMF) and the Cecília Zino Foundation signed this week, a protocol of financial support and collaboration, with a view to supporting the project “O Sol Marca a Sombra,” commissioned by the Madeiran artist Sonya Câmara, and inspired by the work of the artist Lourdes Castro.
"Water is life. From nature to you ... | WATER is life. From nature to you…” This is the video message from Australian nomad Jackson Groves, who wants to raise awareness of the importance and value of water in Madeira.
The President of the Government of Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque, said today that he will provide “every necessary assistance to ascertain the truth in relation to the award of the management concession of the International Business Centre,” which is currently under investigation. When questioned by journalists, he said: “First of all,…
Yesterday Judicial Police officers raided the offices of SDM - Sociedade de Desenvolvimento da Madeira- at Rua da Mouraria in Funchal, as part of an ongoing investigation of the International Business Centre of Madeira (IBC).
Figures published by SESARAM over the weekend, show that 139 Madeirans have contracted Covid-19 after being vaccinated. In the wake of this, SESARAM, has stressed that despite the number of incidences of infection, the vaccine is the best treatment against the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
The Civic Association for the Defence and Protection of the Laurissilva Forest (DPFL), is holding a press conference tomorrow afternoon at 4 pm.
According to data revealed by Paulo Baptista Vieira from the Regional Director of Statistics, statistics show that the average number of children born to women of childbearing age living in Madeira and Porto Santo is 1.15.
The President of the Regional Government, Miguel Albuquerque has said that this year the Madeira Wine Rally may not go ahead. At the moment, the governments goal is to have 70% of the population vaccinated by the end of the summer, which will allow certain events, such as the Flower Festival to go ahead in September.
Marking the eleventh year anniversary of the 2010 floods, the Regional Government issued a statement on their social network pages, saying: "Today, 11 years after February 20, 2010, we have plenty of reasons to be proud.
The Mayor of Funchal, Miguel Silva Gouveia, and the councillor for Public Works, Rúben Abreu, recently visited the restoration works that are taking place to the support structures of the Ribeiro Seco Aqueduct, in São Martinho.