Alberto João Jardim: Agreement With Chega Unacceptable In Madeira
Former Madeira President (1978-2015) rejects agreement with Chega, opposing current PSD leader Miguel Albuquerque.
Former Madeira President (1978-2015) rejects agreement with Chega, opposing current PSD leader Miguel Albuquerque.
Portugal acknowledges the pressing need to swiftly intensify both military and financial assistance for Ukraine.
Immunity meant to protect, not to evade accountability - Raquel Coelho pledges to remove Albuquerque's double immunity.
Madeira invests €1.7 million for CCTV in Funchal, prioritizing areas with security issues. Everything is scheduled to be operational in 2025.
Miguel Albuquerque is being confronted with yet another serious allegation in what appears to be a corruption scheme of unrestrained proportions.
93 years ago, the Madeira Uprising erupted, rebelling against hardship and dictatorship, marking an early stand for democracy.
Madeira's political crisis cannot be resolved by a leader deeply entangled in accusations. We are experiencing a culturally instilled contempt of the rule of law, culturally exemplified by Donald Trump.
Manuel António Correia lashes out at Albuquerque and heavily criticizes his own party, demanding radical and immediate political surgery to secure political survival.
Portugal stands at a political crossroads, with parties grappling to form a government amidst fractured party dynamics.
Mismanagement of funds? Circumstances around Miguel Albuquerque's €96,836 Caribbean trip expenses triggers corruption debate.