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OE2027: Albuquerque Says that Fundamental Claims From Madeira Are Included in the Economic Journal

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In the first place, we have to supply, in the budgetary framework, the absence of a cohesion fund, which is guaranteed, because EUR 79.69 million will be allocated to cover the absence of a cohesion fund, he said, recalling that the subject was addressed at his meeting with the Prime Minister on 29 September in Lisbon.

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President of the Government of Madeira ensures that "fundamental claims" are entered in the State budget, including "EUR 79.69 million to cover the absence of a cohesion fund".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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In the first place, we have to supply, in the budgetary framework, the absence of a cohesion fund, which is guaranteed, because EUR 79.69 million will be allocated to cover the absence of a cohesion fund, he said, recalling that the subject was addressed at his meeting with the Prime Minister on 29 September in Lisbon.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The President of the Government of Madeira (PSD/CDS-PP), Miguel Albuquerque, said today that the "fundamental claims" of the region are entered in the State Budget for 2027, highlighting about 80 million euros to compensate for the loss of the cohesion fund.

·Portugal
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Miguel Albuquerque said that funds are being secured in the State budget for 2027 to compensate for the absence of the Cohesion Fund, in addition to support to meet the health costs in the region. The president of the Regional Government, who spoke on the margins of the Va Additive Behaviour and Dependencies of Madeira, added that there is also the intention to approve the new regime of the International Business Centre of Madeira and mentioned …

·Funchal, Portugal
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Dnoticias broke the news in Funchal, Portugal on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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