Ribeira Brava gains new political strength with the reactivation of RB1

Ribeira Brava gains new political strength with the reactivation of RB1

Independent movement returns to the electoral race

The independent movement Ribeira Brava First (RB1) announced its return to the electoral race in the parish of Ribeira Brava, in the Autonomous Region of Madeira, for the municipal elections scheduled for October 12, 2025. This decision marks a new chapter for the movement, which had been absent from the local political scene for some time.

The RB1, standing out as an autonomous and independent force, aims to run for the municipal executive and the Municipal Assembly of Ribeira Brava. The movement commits to defending the interests of the local community with an approach that distinguishes it from traditional political forces, seeking a renewal of the political dynamics in the region.

The decision to run again was announced in the last week of June 2025, through a publication in the Jornal da Madeira dedicated to this news. This statement highlights the relevant role of RB1 as a political alternative in the region. The movement is committed to working on essential issues for the development of Ribeira Brava, including the sustainability of the territory, the improvement of local infrastructures, and the promotion of administration closer to the citizens.

With the return of RB1, the municipal elections in Ribeira Brava promise to be more competitive, as in addition to the Socialist Party (PS) and other established political forces, the inclusion of an independent movement like RB1 could significantly influence local governance.

So far, the official campaign structure of RB1 and the names of its candidates have not yet been revealed, but new details about the electoral program and the specific objectives of the movement are expected to be disclosed in the coming months. The confirmation of the candidacy reinforces the plurality of the political landscape in the parish, presenting voters with an alternative option that could be decisive for the future of Ribeira Brava.