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The PS-Madeira demands government explanations for the prolonged closure of the Pousada dos VinhĂĄticos, a historic estate in Serra de Ăgua, citing neglect of public heritage and financial loss.
Many families in Madeira refuse nursing homes due to payment requirements, a situation not faced when patients are under SESARAM care.
Emanuel Câmara, a deputy from PS-Madeira, urges the government for decisive measures to prevent violence in sports, highlighting ongoing issues despite previous efforts.
The Diocese of Funchal is set to launch its 2026/2027 Pastoral Program this Saturday. The program, inspired by the Letter of James, calls for a dynamic shift in faith practice.
LuĂs Represas, a legendary figure in Portuguese music and a founding member of Trovante, has died at the age of 69. His impactful career spanned over five decades.
Carolina Deslandes headlines the opening night of the Sea Week in Porto Moniz, coinciding with the Municipality Day celebrations. The event promises a vibrant cultural experience for locals and tourists alike.
Funchal, the capital of Madeira, records a remarkable 58% increase in rental housing availability, surpassing all other regions in Portugal during the second quarter of 2026.
A series of accidents in Madeira on July 21, 2026, resulted in three individuals being hospitalized. The incidents involved a bicycle, a car, and a motorcycle, highlighting the need for public awareness and road safety.
The ongoing strike by Childcare Support Technicians in Madeira shows varying participation, with the first day seeing 49.3% and the second day rising to 95%. Workers demand a career review.
A series of accidents on Madeira Island on July 21, 2026, including a bicycle crash involving a teenager, an elderly woman hit in a parking lot, and a motorcycle accident, prompted rapid response from the Portuguese Red Cross.
The strike by Madeira's Child Support Workers witnessed varying levels of participation, starting with 49.3% and reaching up to 95% on the second day, reflecting the workers' demands for career improvements.
In a significant step for vocational training in Madeira, 45 graduates receive professional certificates from IVBAM, enhancing local expertise in Madeira embroidery, viticulture, and craftsmanship.