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"Who Lives Best in Funchal?" Asks JPP.

Summary by Dnoticias
The councillors of the Together People's Party (JPP) in the City Hall of Funchal make a negative assessment of the first year of mandate of the majority PSD/CDS, considering that it was a "lost year", without concrete measures to improve the quality of life of the municipalities. In a statement, Fatima Aveiro and António Trindade raise a question to the population: "Some Funchalense, entrepreneur, worker or young person can say that today lives …
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The councillors of the Together People's Party (JPP) in the City Hall of Funchal make a negative assessment of the first year of mandate of the majority PSD/CDS, considering that it was a "lost year", without concrete measures to improve the quality of life of the municipalities. In a statement, Fatima Aveiro and António Trindade raise a question to the population: "Some Funchalense, entrepreneur, worker or young person can say that today lives …

·Funchal, Portugal
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Dnoticias broke the news in Funchal, Portugal on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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