TVDE Association Denounces Police Inaction and Licensing Delays
The Associação Nacional Movimento TVDE criticized Funchal police for allegedly dismissing a driver’s verbal assault complaint and condemned the suspension of new driver licensing.
The Associação Nacional Movimento TVDE criticized Funchal police for allegedly dismissing a driver’s verbal assault complaint and condemned the suspension of new driver licensing.
Funchal's JPP candidate vows to fight Funchal’s rising food prices, promising to bring a new supermarket chain to boost competition, ease families’ burden, and challenge government inaction.
Madeira’s government wants to pause new TVDE licenses until December 31. Officials say it ensures balance, though the TVDE Association and platforms disagree.
Portugal’s top court struck down major parts of a new immigration law, citing threats to family unity and legal rights. The ruling forces President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa to return it to Parliament.
The latest traffic statistics show a steady rise in Madeira’s vehicle flow, alongside growing fuel consumption - even as electric vehicle numbers continue to climb.
The Confiança coalition is accusing Funchal officials of allowing affordable housing units in a publicly supported project to be used as tourist rentals.
Google removed almost 11,000 YouTube channels and other online accounts linked to state-backed propaganda. More than 9,700 of them were connected to Russia and China.
About 50 union workers gathered today outside Quinta Vigia to demand better wages and the right to strike. Despite repeated requests directed at the government, “not even a simple response” has been given to them.
Starting in 2026, Madeira will charge non-residents at more popular natural sites. Since last year, multiple separate tourist taxes were put in place, raising the question if a single, and more transparent model, would be better.
In early 2025, Portugal recorded the highest property price growth in Europe. With a 16.3% annual increase, the government must act to avoid further harm to democracy and lower to average-income families.
Strong winds have disrupted flights at Madeira Airport in recent days, leaving many passengers stranded. President Albuquerque has once again called for a revision of outdated wind safety limits.