Miguel Albuquerque wants to expand the area of formalised cattle grazing in Paul da Serra. Which according to earlier criticisms has a horse, stable door, and bolted feel to it.
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A tourist was stabbed in the back this morning after putting up a fight when two men tried to rob him at knifepoint.
Do you remember the recurring fires, in October 2017, in Trompica, in the upper area of Ribeira Brava?
armers in Câmara de Lobos who suffered damage to their farms, caused by the fires that consumed a vast area of land in the two municipalities, will be compensated for their losses.
The Regional Civil Protection Service, IP-RAM, informs that, at the moment, a rigorous survey of the damage caused to heritage and environmental assets is being carried out.
Yesterday saw the pre-trial of a 45-year-old man caught trying to start a fire. The alleged Prazeres arsonist was holding a blowtorch and a machete in his hands, while a can of petrol stood next to him when the Judicial Police caught him in a surprise raid.
Miguel Albuquerque said today that the authorities are already surveying the damage caused by the fires of the last few days, which hit Ribeira Brava, Calheta, Porto Moniz, and Câmara de Lobos.
The Judiciary Police has already detained one of the suspects believed to have started the fires in Calheta.
In three days, the Regional Civil Protection Service has registered 7 fires. Most of them in the Ribeira Brava and Ponta do Sol area.
Pedro Coelho, Mayor of Câmara de Lobos, listed this morning, at the Madeira Press Museum, on the occasion of the 188th anniversary of the municipality, a series of investments that are or will be on the table including the controversial Curral das Freiras cable car.
The Lido Bathing Complex will, from tomorrow, the 4th of October, have a new innovative inflatable bouy rescue system.
Two Madeiran university students were kidnapped for more than an hour, threatened with a knife and pistol, and robbed by a pair of criminals, according to Jornal de Notícias.
The effects of marine heatwaves are more intense between 50 and 250 metres than in the most superficial waters, concluded researchers from the University of Algarve, warning that this poses a greater risk to biodiversity.
The European Commission has admitted the economic impact of extreme weather events, such as heat waves and floods, in southern European countries such as Portugal, particularly for tourism, and calls for measures to combat climate change.
A localised rockfall on the escarpment between the Tabua and the Lugar de Baixo, in Ponta de Sol, just after 12 o'clock, scared bathers who were on the beach esplanade and close to the site of the occurrence.