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Posts tagged as “President of Madeira. Miguel Albuquerque”

Health Insurance Fears

Miguel Albuquerque says health insurance is becoming increasingly important for travellers but acknowledges that making it compulsory for all tourists visiting Madeira would be difficult. Speaking on Tuesday, the 20th of October, during a visit to Safe Away, a company providing healthcare to tourists, including medical assistance in hotels, the…

High-Risers Back Under Discussion

The debate over high-rise construction in Madeira has drawn criticism from PS-Madeira after the Social Democratic majority rejected a proposal to request evidence from professional bodies representing architects, engineers, and technical engineers. PS-Madeira leader Célia Pessegueiro said the decision meant the parliamentary debate on the petition for the “Safeguarding of…

Siga Ticketing Problems

Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) has raised concerns about faults in the SIGA public transport ticketing system in Madeira and Porto Santo, saying they are disrupting passenger journeys, creating difficulties for drivers and preventing operators from collecting fares. In a statement issued today, JPP deputy Paulo Alves said the party had…

Albuquerque Downplays Poverty Figures

PS-Madeira leader Célia Pessegueiro has criticised Regional Government President Miguel Albuquerque for rejecting the region’s poverty figures, warning that failing to acknowledge hardship undermines efforts to address it. Speaking during a visit to Lombada da Ponta do Sol, she referred to the European Anti-Poverty Network report published this week, which…

Albuquerque Dismisses Criticism Over Madeira’s Wealth

Miguel Albuquerque has dismissed Pedro Calado’s criticism of how Madeira’s growing wealth is reaching families, insisting that the Regional Government will maintain its current course. Responding to comments highlighted in DIÁRIO’s Sunday edition, the President of the Regional Government said Calado was entitled to express his views, but that the…

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