It's Never Too Late: Two Canadair Planes Set To Arrive In Madeira
After a devastating week with thousands of hectares scorched, Madeira finally receives much-needed air support to combat the fires.
Madeira's political landscape has undergone significant changes over time. As an autonomous region of Portugal, Madeira has its own regional government and parliament, allowing for self-rule in many areas. The Social Democratic Party (PSD) has traditionally dominated local politics, but in recent years, the Socialist Party (PS) and other smaller parties have gained influence, shaping policy in areas like tourism, economic development, and social welfare.
Political dynamics continue to evolve, reflecting both local concerns and broader national trends in Portugal, with governance adapting to the region's changing needs and challenges. Stay informed about the latest developments in Madeira's political landscape. Get breaking Madeira news on government decisions, political party activities, and laws impacting the island. Engage in the political circus!
After a devastating week with thousands of hectares scorched, Madeira finally receives much-needed air support to combat the fires.
In Miguel Albuquerque's absence, Pedro Ramos stated that even while the president is on break, he remains actively involved about the ongoing fire situation on the island of Madeira.
Why is Madeira’s President turning down firefighting support? As flames spread, growing backlash from all sides questions his decision.
"The worst has indeed happened". Flames encircle Curral das Freiras, forcing people to leave their homes.
Iniciativa Liberal is pushing for a total fireworks ban across all of Madeira during the summer months.
As tourism booms in Madeira, should residents be exempt from new parking fees? The CDS-PP Madeira believes they should.
To preserve the beauty and manage the crowds at Pico do Arieiro, Madeira is introducing new measures, including electronic gates, paid parking, and expanded facilities.
Residents fiercely oppose plans to build a car park under the historic Praça do MunicĂpio, fearing damage to the square and surrounding landmarks.
Portuguese Navy proposes a new base on the island to strengthen national defense and counter threats against infrastructure and from specific regions.
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A Madeiran refuses to accept the vote in the Legislative Assembly, calling it a disgrace. Watch the video!