The Original Madeira Island News Blog
Average life expectancy at birth in Portugal was estimated at 80.93 years for the 2017-2019 three-year period, reveals a publication by the National Statistics Institute earlier this week.
Women continue to have an average life expectancy at birth higher than that of men, 83.51 against 77.95 years. ............
JM reports that Calheta Parish Council, through its official Facebook page, has reported that “salespeople are walking from door to door, offering to carry out the COVID-19 screening test at a cost”.
The parish authorities have warned the population that it is a scam and recommends the population, ............
The Diario reports that MEP for Madeira, Sara Cerdas, believes that in order to mitigate the consequences of the pandemic in the tourism sector, “it is necessary to give immediate and urgent answers to entrepreneurs and workers in this sector. It is necessary to unlock funds, invest in simplification ............
JM reports that the former president of the Regional Government of Madeira did not spare criticism from politicians and asked for a firm pulse, discipline and human respect in these troubled times of pandemic caused by COVID-19.
On the sidelines of the opening of Nicos’ Burguer at Madeira Shopping ............
FN report that drugs raids took place in several places in Funchal this morning, with searches in homes and other properties. The security police, the PSP, detained several people in am operation that was part of an investigation associated with drug trafficking.
In the operation, which took place ............
Following up on a previous post about British expats possibly having their UK accounts closed, Peter sent in a link to “the local” in Spain which details the situation ............
The Journal, in it’s mainland edition, note that on what is the first day of autumn, the weather in the archipelago of Madeira will be conditioned, until Friday or Saturday, by the tropical ............
Thanks to Jaime for a link to the TV show “A Place in the Sun” which features Madeira, or Funchal more specifically, this afternoon at 4:00 pm (1hr duration).
Looks like the program is available on “catch-up” after transmission – looks like it will be available for a month ............