Élvio Sousa: Living Costs in Madeira Must Go Down
Élvio Sousa (JPP) today called for a reduction in living costs, warning that high expenses are leaving families in total despair and threatening young people’s future.
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General Strike Mobilizes Hundreds of Workers
In what is being called the largest general strike in Madeira in years, hundreds of people took to the streets to protest the new labor law.
3€ Hiking Tax to Increase, PR1 Will Be Most Expensive Hike
Starting January, some hikes will cost more than €3, with PR1 Pico do Arieiro – Pico Ruivo becoming the priciest. Residents need to be on Simplifica for free access, while relocated parking and new management zones control traffic and visitor flow.
Medical Consultation Fees Rise to €65
After remaining stable for 15 years, medical consultation fees in Madeira rose to €60 last year, increased to €65 this December, and are set to rise to €70 in 12 months.
How the December 11 Strike Will Affect Madeira
Portugal’s national General Strike on December 11 will affect Madeira. Here’s what to expect during one of the biggest strikes in years!
Madeirans Gave 33.1 Tons of Food to Families in Need
Madeirans donated 33.1 tons of food during the 26th Banco Alimentar campaign, supporting local families and demonstrating remarkable community solidarity.
Hit The Road Madeira: Fanal is Dying
Hit The Road Madeira documents Fanal’s worsening condition and shares expert suggestions on how to restore the Laurisilva Forest and its unique ecological heritage
Portugal Leads EU with 85,000 Energy Home Upgrades
Portugal is leading the EU in energy renovation, tackling fuel poverty, and promoting sustainability, with over 85,000 homes upgraded and innovative programs supporting green energy initiatives.
Portugal Faces More Than 25000 Pending Nationality Requests
Over 25,000 Portuguese nationality applications remain pending at the IRN due to staff shortages, leaving applicants in administrative limbo and facing long, unresolved delays.
PS Suggests ‘Housing First’ Plan for Homeless People in Madeira
Madeira lawmakers are debating the PS Housing First proposal, which gives homeless people homes first, then support, reflecting success rates of 70–90% in similar programmes abroad.
Madeira’s AL Companies Seek to Expand, Claiming “Quality”
AL companies are dismissing problems, pushing ‘quality’ rhetoric, while advocating further growth without addressing society’s most pressing issues.
