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Professor Carlos Fiolhais will speak at Francisco Franco School about the role of Physics and Chemistry in enabling Artificial Intelligence. The event, scheduled for April 21, aims to engage 180 students.
Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) has proposed an insularity allowance for state workers in Madeira and the Azores, addressing the high cost of living.
The Socialist Party in Madeira has openly criticized the executive of Santa Maria Maior for its disorganization and lack of precision during a recent assembly meeting, raising concerns among locals and tourists alike.
The Associação Ornitológica da Madeira held its first bird exhibition of the year in São Roque, Funchal, drawing interest from locals and tourists.
A series of incidents unfolded in Madeira recently, including a motorcycle accident, two assaults, a rescue operation for a cat, and a tragic discovery of a deceased individual. These events underscore the importance of safety and community support on the island.
A series of incidents in Madeira, including a motorcycle accident, assaults, and a rescue operation, raise safety concerns among residents and tourists.
In an impressive display of financial management, Santa Cruz ends 2025 with a revenue execution rate of 103.3%, surpassing expectations and highlighting robust municipal fiscal practices.
The Santa Maria Maior Parish Council faces criticism from the Socialist Party (PS) for alleged disorganization and lack of rigor during recent meetings. This has sparked political controversy in Madeira.
In recent days, Madeira's emergency services have been actively engaged in responding to various incidents, including vehicle accidents and emergencies involving local residents and tourists.
Rubina Leal, President of the Legislative Assembly of Madeira, expressed her willingness to work collaboratively with Paulo Duarte Barreto Ferreira, the newly appointed Representative of the Republic for Madeira.
The Regional Government of Madeira has approved a significant investment of €7.6 million to revamp the Santo António junction, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion and improve connections in Funchal.
The Socialist Party (PS) has publicly criticized the PSD/CDS coalition governing Santa Maria Maior for alleged disorganization and lack of rigor, sparking significant political controversy.