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JPP accuses Regional Government of penalizing elderly people and home care workers

Funchal Notícias26 August 2026 at 17:38

JPP once again warned about the difficulties faced by home care workers and criticized what it considers to be a contradiction between the Regional Government's discourse on strengthening home care support and the reality on the ground. At the press conference held in Machico, the party leader, Lina Pereira, argued that elderly people and workers in the sector are being penalized by regional policies.

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