Paulo Cafôfo, the Secretary of State for the Communities, is said to have omitted to inform the Constitutional Court (TC) of the sale of a property in Madeira in April 2018, while he was Mayor of Funchal, state national newspaper Correio da Manhã.
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Passengers were not happy this morning when the Porto Santo Ferry, which has just returned from a five-week maintenance break, broke down.
The Regional Economic Activities Authority (ARAE) and the Public Security Police (PSP) carried out a joint surveillance operation in several establishments selling cannabis-derived products.
A man was arrested by the Public Security Police (PSP) last week for publically urinating at a boarding gate at the Madeira International airport - Cristiano Ronaldo.
Responding to the request by those affected by the BANIF crash for help, the President of Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque, said this afternoon that the Regional Government cannot speed up the process and reiterated the need for a compensation fund.
The Regional Civil Protection Service, IP-RAM, yesterday expressed with the National Emergency and Civil Protection Authority (ANEPC), their immediate availability and interest in the inclusion of multidisciplinary teams, integrated into international missions under the European Civil Protection Mechanism, to be eventually deployed to earthquake affected territories in Turkey and Syria.
Portugal has expressed its availability to work alongside other international support agencies to provide search and rescue and medical assistance to the areas affected by this morning's earthquake in Turkey.
Today was the last day of the VI Mostra de Camélias dos Prazeres, which took place at Quinta Pedagogical in Prazares, Calheta, revitalizing a tradition that Father Roberto Aguiar says is "important."
The President of PS-Madeira, Sérgio Gonçalves, believes that it is essential to update the tourist product and improve the remuneration of workers, to ensure the region's tourism sustainability.
As recently reported, the Municipality of Santa Cruz wants to manage the water supply to the Madeira International Airport, and will proceed with a lawsuit to remove the competence of the current public supplier.
In 2022, the production of electricity, estimated from the electricity emission data provided by the Madeira Electricity Company (EEM), increased by 5.9% compared to the previous year.
The famous Brides Veil Road, which remains closed, will only be reopened if the Municipality of Porto Moniz authorises it.
In 2021, 44 forest fires were reported (-15 than in the previous year; -25.4%), which consumed an area of 72 hectares (1,392 hectares in 2020), of which 46 hectares of forest area (64.2% of the total).
The court decision requiring the airport to pay IMI (Municipal Property Tax) in Santa Cruz has been divisive at best.
The Administrative Court of Funchal has ruled that Madeira Airport will have to pay the parish of Santa Cruz, Municipal Property Tax (IMI).