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José Manuel Bolieiro enaltece “reflexão conjunta” sobre poder local promovida pela ANAFRE
José Manuel Bolieiro enaltece “reflexão conjunta” sobre poder local promovida pela ANAFRE
Presidência do Governo Regional
Islands Commission of the Conference of Peripheral and Maritime Regions approves declaration urging greater inclusion
Islands Commission of the Conference of Peripheral and Maritime Regions approves declaration urging greater inclusion
Presidência do Governo Regional
José Manuel Bolieiro wants to make the Azores a destination for literary residencies
José Manuel Bolieiro wants to make the Azores a destination for literary residencies
April 28, 2024
José Manuel Bolieiro enaltece “reflexão conjunta” sobre poder local promovida pela ANAFRE
April 23, 2024
Islands Commission of the Conference of Peripheral and Maritime Regions approves declaration urging greater inclusion
April 23, 2024
José Manuel Bolieiro wants to make the Azores a destination for literary residencies
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11:45
Abertura da exposição permanente do Museu Francisco de Lacerda
Museu Francisco Lacerda, Rua das Alcaçarias, Calheta, São Jorge.
Museu Francisco Lacerda, Rua das Alcaçarias, Calheta, São Jorge.
Presidente do Governo
Apr
30
16:00
Audiência à Ministra da Juventude e Modernização, Margarida Balseiro Lopes
Palácio de Sant’Ana, em Ponta Delgada.
Palácio de Sant’Ana, em Ponta Delgada.
Presidente do Governo
Apr
30
18:00
Lançamento do livro “50 Anos de Abril - Democracia & Autonomia”
Igreja do Colégio, em Ponta Delgada.
Igreja do Colégio, em Ponta Delgada.
Presidente do Governo
Nota de Imprensa
April 28, 2024
José Manuel Bolieiro enaltece “reflexão conjunta” sobre poder local promovida pela ANAFRE
O Presidente do Governo Regional dos Açores, José Manuel Bolieiro, valorizou no sábado, a “reflexão conjunta” promovida pela Delegação Regional dos Açores da Associação Nacional de Freguesias (ANAFRE), reconhecendo que deve haver avanços no regime financeiro do poder local. “Importa dizer o que é justo e verdadeiro: até hoje, o regime financeiro foi sempre insuficiente, aquém e injusto, para as atribuições atualmente atribuídas ao poder local, seja municipal, seja de freguesia”, disse. O Presidente do Governo falava na sessão de encerramento do IX Encontro Regional de Autarcas de Freguesia dos Açores, organizado pela Delegação Regional dos Açores da ANAFRE. Para José Manuel Bolieiro, importa agora, no “país inteiro e, portanto, também dos Açores”, haver disponibilidade, com revisão constitucional, para se “potenciar um reforço de poder e de reconhecimento do poder local democrático em Portugal”. Nesse sentido, e com o objetivo de haver uma “justa distribuição da riqueza nacional”, o Presidente do Governo defendeu “uma profunda e solidária reforma do regime financeiro do poder local, que inclua as freguesias”.
April 28, 2024
José Manuel Bolieiro enaltece “reflexão conjunta” sobre poder local promovida pela ANAFRE
O Presidente do Governo Regional dos Açores, José Manuel Bolieiro, valorizou no sábado, a “reflexão conjunta” promovida pela Delegação Regional dos Açores da Associação Nacional de Freguesias (ANAFRE), reconhecendo que deve haver avanços no regime financeiro do poder local. “Importa dizer o que é justo e verdadeiro: até hoje, o regime financeiro foi sempre insuficiente, aquém e injusto, para as atribuições atualmente atribuídas ao poder local, seja municipal, seja de freguesia”, disse. O Presidente do Governo falava na sessão de encerramento do IX Encontro Regional de Autarcas de Freguesia dos Açores, organizado pela Delegação Regional dos Açores da ANAFRE. Para José Manuel Bolieiro, importa agora, no “país inteiro e, portanto, também dos Açores”, haver disponibilidade, com revisão constitucional, para se “potenciar um reforço de poder e de reconhecimento do poder local democrático em Portugal”. Nesse sentido, e com o objetivo de haver uma “justa distribuição da riqueza nacional”, o Presidente do Governo defendeu “uma profunda e solidária reforma do regime financeiro do poder local, que inclua as freguesias”.
Nota de Imprensa
April 23, 2024
Islands Commission of the Conference of Peripheral and Maritime Regions approves declaration urging greater inclusion
The Islands Commission of the Conference of Peripheral and Maritime Regions (CPMR), meeting in Ponta Delgada, approved today the final declaration of its work. The document was presented by the President of the Regional Government of the Azores, José Manuel Bolieiro, who recalled the "geostrategic importance" of these territories, urging inclusion to European institutions. At a session held at the Teatro Micaelense, which included CPMR President Loïg Chesnais-Girard, José Manuel Bolieiro recalled that the islands should be regarded as "laboratories of the future with the capacity to innovate," based on cohesion policies and the "relevant importance of the sea." "There has to be a recognition not only of the constraints associated with remoteness that remain but also of the opportunities that the islands offer to the world and European politics," the President of the Government added, speaking to journalists on the sidelines of the session. "Because there is still much to be done and because I am determined, as President of the Government of the Azores, to contribute to the success of this work with dedication, today I want to convey my willingness to provide greater impetus for the affirmation of the Islands Commission with the institutions that we identify as essential for the just accomplishment of our common cause," the President had said earlier, addressing the delegations present. The 43rd General Assembly of the Islands Commission of the Conference of Peripheral and Maritime Regions (CPMR) runs until Wednesday. The closing session will be chaired by the Vice-President of the Regional Government of the Azores, Artur Lima. The programme includes several sessions dedicated to maritime affairs, energy, transport, the environment and climate, and a session on the future of the European Union's islands after the next European elections. About fifty members from eleven island regions from countries such as Portugal (Azores and Madeira), Spain (Canary Islands and Balearic Islands), France (Brittany, Corsica, Guadeloupe and Réunion), Malta (Gozo), Estonia (Saarema) and Sweden (Gotland) are taking part in this meeting. The event is also being attended by representatives of the European Commission, the European Parliament, the Committee of the Regions and the Council of the European Union, namely those representing its Belgian presidency, and representatives of associations linked to the different realities of the islands. The Islands Commission is one of the six geographical commissions of the CPMR, encompassing 19 European island regional authorities located in the Mediterranean, the Baltic Sea and the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans. This body seeks to encourage European institutions and member states to pay special attention to islands, recognise the permanent disadvantages and vulnerabilities arising from their remoteness and implement the policies best suited to their specific characteristics.
April 23, 2024
Islands Commission of the Conference of Peripheral and Maritime Regions approves declaration urging greater inclusion
The Islands Commission of the Conference of Peripheral and Maritime Regions (CPMR), meeting in Ponta Delgada, approved today the final declaration of its work. The document was presented by the President of the Regional Government of the Azores, José Manuel Bolieiro, who recalled the "geostrategic importance" of these territories, urging inclusion to European institutions. At a session held at the Teatro Micaelense, which included CPMR President Loïg Chesnais-Girard, José Manuel Bolieiro recalled that the islands should be regarded as "laboratories of the future with the capacity to innovate," based on cohesion policies and the "relevant importance of the sea." "There has to be a recognition not only of the constraints associated with remoteness that remain but also of the opportunities that the islands offer to the world and European politics," the President of the Government added, speaking to journalists on the sidelines of the session. "Because there is still much to be done and because I am determined, as President of the Government of the Azores, to contribute to the success of this work with dedication, today I want to convey my willingness to provide greater impetus for the affirmation of the Islands Commission with the institutions that we identify as essential for the just accomplishment of our common cause," the President had said earlier, addressing the delegations present. The 43rd General Assembly of the Islands Commission of the Conference of Peripheral and Maritime Regions (CPMR) runs until Wednesday. The closing session will be chaired by the Vice-President of the Regional Government of the Azores, Artur Lima. The programme includes several sessions dedicated to maritime affairs, energy, transport, the environment and climate, and a session on the future of the European Union's islands after the next European elections. About fifty members from eleven island regions from countries such as Portugal (Azores and Madeira), Spain (Canary Islands and Balearic Islands), France (Brittany, Corsica, Guadeloupe and Réunion), Malta (Gozo), Estonia (Saarema) and Sweden (Gotland) are taking part in this meeting. The event is also being attended by representatives of the European Commission, the European Parliament, the Committee of the Regions and the Council of the European Union, namely those representing its Belgian presidency, and representatives of associations linked to the different realities of the islands. The Islands Commission is one of the six geographical commissions of the CPMR, encompassing 19 European island regional authorities located in the Mediterranean, the Baltic Sea and the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans. This body seeks to encourage European institutions and member states to pay special attention to islands, recognise the permanent disadvantages and vulnerabilities arising from their remoteness and implement the policies best suited to their specific characteristics.
