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Several cherished members of the Madeira community have sadly passed away, leaving behind fond memories and legacies. This article honors their lives and contributions.
Students from the Instituto Superior de Administração e LĂnguas (ISAL) in Madeira have embarked on an international venture in Poland to develop entrepreneurial skills.
Madeira's new digital platform for social support aims to enhance transparency and efficiency. Cláudia Perestrelo highlights its benefits for ensuring equitable distribution of aid.
Firefighters in Funchal faced multiple fires on May 10 and 11, 2026, including a house fire, a taxi van blaze, and a small bin fire, requiring significant resources and swift action.
Madeira participates in a European mission to control and monitor fishing activities, ensuring marine sustainability and combating illegal fishing.
Invest Madeira and the Oeiras Valley Investment Agency have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance cooperation in innovation, business investment, and internationalization.
In celebration of International Nurses Day, PSD Madeira has paid tribute to the nurses of Madeira and Porto Santo, recognizing their vital contribution to healthcare in the region.
On the eve of International Nurses Day, the Socialist Party (PS) in Madeira has called for greater recognition and support for nurses, emphasizing the need for career enhancement and increased workforce.
The Portuguese Labour Party (PTP) has demanded a parliamentary investigation into the financial dealings of Madeira's Electricity Company (EEM), citing concerns over a controversial €161 million contract extension.
Madeira experienced an eventful day as a worker was injured in a warehouse accident, a fire broke out near Funchal's fish market, and a driver lost control of a vehicle in Praça da Autonomia.
In April, house prices in Madeira soared by over 11% compared to the previous year, with Porto Santo, Santana, and Calheta seeing the highest increases. This trend raises questions about the region's housing market dynamics.
The Francisco Franco Secondary School in Madeira marks Europe Day with a series of activities, including a conference on the island's 40 years of European integration.