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MAI visits Madeira for three days and has lunch with Miguel Albuquerque
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MAI visits Madeira for three days and has lunch with Miguel Albuquerque

Correio da Manhã30 August 2026 at 15:38

Luís Neves, Minister of Internal Administration, is carrying out a three-day working visit to Madeira. The official agenda began this Sunday on the island of Porto Santo. The minister has scheduled a meeting with Miguel Albuquerque, president of the Regional Government of Madeira, which will include a working lunch.

This visit takes place within the scope of Luís Neves' duties as a member of the central government and aims to strengthen institutional cooperation between the national executive and the regional executive of Madeira.

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