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EasyJet, in collaboration with the "Escola em Viagem" project, facilitated an educational trip to Madeira for 13 students with special educational needs to promote autonomy and social inclusion.
A joint operation by ARM and GNR targets illegal waste disposal in Caniçal, highlighting ongoing environmental challenges in Madeira.
The Juntos Pelo Povo party accuses Madeira's government of exploiting the rising cost of living to fill its coffers. Inflation in Madeira is reportedly almost double that of the Azores, with high housing costs and one of the highest VAT rates in the outermost regions.
Quinta Magnólia in Madeira hosts the inaugural regional seminar of the ETHOS project, focusing on LGBTQIA+ inclusion and anti-bullying efforts in schools.
ARPIRAM celebrates the 52nd anniversary of the April 25 Revolution, highlighting social achievements and the enduring spirit of freedom and democracy.
The CDU calls upon the residents and visitors of Madeira to join in the 25th of April celebrations, emphasizing the importance of the historic Revolução dos Cravos and regional autonomy.
The EB1/PE/C school in Ponta do Sol marked Earth Day with a series of engaging activities aimed at fostering environmental awareness among children.
A Chega party deputy has accused the PSP leadership in Câmara de Lobos of abusive management practices, sparking controversy on Madeira Island.
The public transport company Horários do Funchal announced potential disruptions due to a worker assembly organized by the Road and Metallurgical Workers Union of Madeira.
In an eventful night in Madeira, two young women were injured in separate incidents. One in a car accident and another allegedly assaulted by her boyfriend.
Two cruise ships have docked at Funchal, bringing nearly 6,000 passengers and crew. This influx highlights Madeira's growing popularity as a cruise destination and its economic benefits.
The Socialist Party (PS) in Funchal is urging stronger oversight of local accommodation (AL) due to a significant number of units operating without mandatory insurance, posing risks to residents and tourists alike.