Luís Neves critical of the state of PSP facilities in Porto Santo and demands urgent solutions
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Luís Neves critical of the state of PSP facilities in Porto Santo and demands urgent solutions

dnoticias.pt30 August 2026 at 15:26

The Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, went to Porto Santo as part of an official visit to the Autonomous Region of Madeira, which included participation in the celebrations of the 148 years of the Regional Command of the PSP in Madeira. During the visit, the government official inspected the local police facilities and publicly expressed his displeasure at the state of the building.

When questioned by DIÁRIO about the need for the island and the PSP officers to receive new infrastructure, Luís Neves did not hide his concern about the existing conditions. The article indicates that the government official began to respond to the question, but the response appears incomplete.

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