Speaking to the President of ANACOM at a hearing held at the Assembly, Madeiran deputy Paulo Neves made a point of reiterating that the proposed submarine cable project is of vital importance in support of the economic competitiveness of the region.
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On Friday night, three motorcycles were stolen from inside the garage of the Quinta dos Cedros building, located on Avenida das Madalenas, Santo António, Funchal.
The anti-racism march scheduled for this morning in Funchal, following the death of George Floyd in the United States of America, was cancelled due to threats of violence against the organisers and those attending the event.
With the pandemic, it would appear that this years' ferry connection to the mainland has been forgotten.
The anti-racism march scheduled for this Saturday, the 13th of June in Funchal, following the death of George Floyd in the United States of America, has been cancelled.
The Support Programme for the Adaptation of the Activity of SMEs (Small, Micro and Medium Sized Businesses) in the Autonomous Region of Madeira in relation to the Covid-19 pandemic, was presented by the Regional Secretary for Economy, Rui Barreto this week.
Social Democrat Deputy (PSD), Paulo Neves, has expressed his concern about the lack of support and attention from the Government of the Republic to entrepreneurs in the tourism industry and, in particular, to entrepreneurs in local accommodation (AL).
Mário de Sousa, the 62-year-old man who was last seen last Saturday walking down the street next to the Monte Health Centre is still missing.
This year, due to the pandemic situation and the consequent health measures determined by the health authority, today, the 10th of June Portugal Day celebrations were a little simpler.
Relying heavily on its new branding as a 'safe destination,' Madeira will reopen its doors to tourism on the 1st of July
Following the reopening of the PortoBay Falésia hotel in the Algarve, the groups five-star hotels in Lisbon, Porto and four of their seven Madeiran hotels will re-open shortly.
The Regional Government has decided to double the financial support given to self-employed workers across the region.
The President of the Regional Government said today that the PCR tests will cost Madeira in the region of 500 and 600 thousand euros per month. Miguel Albuquerque further stated that everything is planned so that if someone tests positive, they will be relocated to one of the islands isolation hotels. Samantha…
Yesterday, the Madeiran Volunteer Firefighters (BVM) were called out to assist a 47-year-old man in Cabeço de Ferro, in Santa Maria Maior, who had leg injuries after being bitten by a dog.