PSD Advocates New Concession for Forte de São João Batista in Machico
The PSD supports a new concession for the historic Forte de São João Batista, emphasizing the preservation of its cultural and historical significance.
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The PSD supports a new concession for the historic Forte de São João Batista, emphasizing the preservation of its cultural and historical significance.
The JPP has criticized the PSD for failing to provide concrete answers and effective support measures for fishermen in Câmara de Lobos, a crucial sector in the region.
The JPP has raised concerns about the Funchal government's disregard for the difficulties faced by local businesses due to rising operational costs and rental hikes.
The political group ADN demands the removal of the LGBTQIA+ flag from Funchal City Hall, citing concerns over ideological neutrality and recent legislation prohibiting ideological flags on public buildings.
A technical failure in the printing press delayed the distribution of the 'Diário' newspaper in Madeira, affecting morning delivery schedules.
Recent days in Madeira Island have seen a series of incidents requiring swift emergency responses, involving both traffic accidents and public safety concerns.
May 16 marks World Celiac Disease Awareness Day, emphasizing the need for early diagnosis and a gluten-free diet to manage the condition effectively.
Recent incidents in Madeira have showcased the swift response of emergency services, emphasizing community safety. A motorcycle accident, an altercation in Bairro da Quinta Falcão, and a scooter mishap underline the readiness of local firefighters.
During the TEDxMadeira Salon, Sancho Gomes emphasized that most foreign residents in Madeira are not economic immigrants, countering populist narratives.
From May 16th to 24th, Madeira will host a series of public events celebrating Navy Day 2026, highlighting the strong bond between the Portuguese Navy and Madeira's people.
The National Maritime Authority has conducted a significant marine pollution response exercise in Madeira, simulating oil spills at key locations to enhance preparedness.
The Portuguese Navy's celebrations for Navy Day 2026 will anchor in Madeira from May 16 to May 24, featuring a variety of public activities highlighting the deep connection between the Navy and Madeira's residents. Visitors can look forward to ship tours, lighthouse visits, and maritime baptisms.