Paulo Nevis insists on defending a cinema and his interest in Ram Funchal News Madeira News – Information from everyone for everyone!
For the next national elections, the candidate Paulo Nevis reiterated his commitment to defending a cinema in the Republic Association, which, by the way, was one of the great signs of PSD/M deputies of the National Parliament over the past years.
Neves reported that 14 % of tax revenues in Madeira come from the International Business Center, and also said that in addition to its impact on the regional and national economy, the center also assumes a decisive impact on the local Caniçal economy.
The candidate said: “We want an international business center more modern, more competitive and broader in its powers and competencies, and we always have the principle that this center is in Madeira but it is patriotic,” stressing that “the whole country removes the profit from a cinema, and this, at the same time, makes the Portuguese economy more competitive and acquires a foreign investment, which is what is going on around Purgal.”
He stressed that all the steps that are taken to ensure that the highest dynamics of this international center are always due to all national, especially when the investment concerned, which is not captured here reflects, to other countries.
Assuming that the latest results for the past year are positive – given that the number of companies has grown, and the number of registrations in international ships, which is about to enter currently in the top 10 records in the world, increases the PSD candidate that the need to ensure a greater amount of stability, development and appreciation in CinM, in the next Legislative Council, which makes an area for growth in the future.
PSD/M deputies elected to the Republic Association collected this priority in a proposal for the state budget for 2025, where the tax system that was extended at the International Business Center was defended by 2033, and the installation of new companies has become possible until December 2026. At that time, PS vote against Wasl.
