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The PS party proposes a unique tax and social security system to bolster family farming in Madeira, aiming to curb agricultural decline and support local farmers.
João Silva, a dedicated scout from Madeira, has been elected as the Deputy National Scout Leader of Portugal, marking the first time a Madeirense holds this position.
The LIFE Natura@night project, coordinated by SPEA-BirdLife, reveals significant benefits of reducing light pollution for biodiversity, energy efficiency, and quality of life in Madeira, Azores, and Canary Islands.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party has raised a protest against the installation of barriers at Calheta Pier, limiting access for local fishermen and sparking a debate in Madeira's legislative assembly.
The regional government's reliance on VAT as a revenue source is under scrutiny, amid rising inflation and economic pressure on Madeira's residents.
Hundreds of devoted participants gathered on Tuesday evening for the traditional Candlelight Procession in Madeira, traversing several streets and concluding at the Salesian compound.
A series of incidents occurred in Madeira, including a tourist bicycle accident, an elderly man's rescue, a landslide in Caniçal, and a worker's fall from a truck.
Hundreds of faithful gathered in Madeira for the traditional Candlelight Procession, traversing the city streets in a spiritual display. The event, a significant cultural tradition, concluded at the Salesian grounds.
The recent public consultation on the Local Accommodation Regulation in Funchal garnered 146 contributions, including from foreign residents, highlighting a community engaged in shaping local policies.
A foreign tourist in his 40s suffered minor injuries in a bicycle accident in Câmara de Lobos, Madeira. Emergency services promptly responded and transported the injured to the hospital.
Hundreds of faithful gathered for the annual Candlelight Procession in Madeira, showcasing the island's rich cultural and religious heritage.
The Funchal City Council's public consultation on local accommodation regulations has seen 146 participations, including input from both local residents and international contributors.