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If the Regional Government intends to be an active partner in defending security, the solution does not lie in creating more parliamentary working groups to reach conclusions that those on the ground already know.
The formal session will be held at the Regional Legislative Assembly. The commemorations will extend throughout the year 2026, with activities across the nine islands of the archipelago.
Commemorations will take place on September 4th.
The statement comes amid the airline's threats to end all its operations in the archipelago from 29 March. The Executive says that 'the channels of dialogue are open'.
The President of the Government of Madeira (PSD/CDS-PP), Miguel Albuquerque, said today that the changes to the social mobility allowance were made 'without the region's knowledge' and left 'everyone astonished', placing responsibility on the Ministry of Finance.
The suspected corruption case that led to the fall of the Regional Government of Madeira in 2024 has a team of Judicial Police (PJ) inspectors dedicated exclusively to the three ongoing inquiries, the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) said.
The President of the Regional Government of Madeira said the Regional Government is prepared to establish institutional relations with any elected president, when asked about a possible run-off without the candidate he supports.
José Apolinário has been re-elected president of the Algarve’s Regional Coordination and Development Commission (CCDR Algarve), securing 75.91% of the votes in an indirect election held on Monday, January 12. The post José Apolinário re-elected as head of CCDR Algarve appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The current president of CCDR-North is standing for re-election, facing Álvaro Santos, a candidate put forward by the PSD as part of an agreement with the PS to allocate the presidencies among the parties.
Ten social institutions in the Azores will not pay Christmas bonuses to their workers due to financial difficulties caused by delays in transfers from the Republic. The Regional Government stated today that it is willing to help overcome the issue.
The regional government justified the decision to decree minimum services with the need to “ensure the right to travel”, especially for workers and passengers with reduced mobility.
The party now wants to know if the survey has been completed.
