A cartoon broadcast by RTP during a commercial break has generated a wave of indignation among the Public Security Police.
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The former Deputy Mayor of Funchal, Idalina Perestrelo, accused of negligent homicide in the 2017 Monte Tree Tragedy said today, that there were never any warnings regarding that tree, and that not even "in someone's worst nightmares" could anyone predict the tragedy.
The Municipal Animal Regulation will be presented, in a proposal for deliberation at this week's council meeting by the Confiança team of councillors.
This year, the average tax reimbursement is lower than last year and one of the explanations stems from the change in withholding tax tables, state a tax expert.
The Regional Command of Madeira of the Public Security Police informs that in order to provide telephone services with modern technology and thus provide a better service to the public, they are using VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) phones in all its services in the Region.
The President of the Republic announced today that the elections for the Legislative Assembly of the Autonomous Region of Madeira will be held on the 24th of September.
Today, the councilor of the Municipality of Funchal, João Rodrigues, announced to the media that noise pollution levels in built-up areas will be revised.
The Madeira International Airport was on high alert this afternoon after a technical issue aboard a Ryanair flight bound for Lisbon was identified.
The governments of Miguel Albuquerque and António Costa have again challenged the European Commission's decision that Portugal illegally granted aid at the level of IRC reductions to the Madeira Free Trade Zone.
One of today's leading stories in JM is that Madeira's safe image is being tarnished by drug addicts, beggars, and homeless people.
Strong winds led to the cancellation of 24 arrivals and the diversion of 5 flights.
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), has made a decision on an appeal filed by Madeira over the Brussels decision that 'led' state aid to the region's Free Trade Zone, and then demanded that it be recovered.
The Porto Santo City Council will pay 679,000 euros to the families of the two victims resulting from the fall of the palm tree in Largo do Pelourinho, Porto Santo.
After a survey by the Institute of Forests and Nature Conservation (IFCN) on the walking routes in both Madeira and Porto Santo, they have announced that five routes are closed due to degradation.
Refugee children and asylum seekers in Portugal face several challenges to their integration, such as language barrier, discrimination, lack of educational and professional opportunities, risk of poverty, and social exclusion, UNICEF Portugal has warned.
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