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The Juntos Pelo Povo party (JPP) has expressed optimism regarding the new phase of development for the historic Forte de São João Baptista in Machico, highlighting the need for tangible outcomes.
This weekend, Madeira bids farewell to four cherished residents, as families and communities come together to honor their lives and legacies.
During the 20th Regional Congress of PSD Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque criticized the national PSD's approach, emphasizing the proactive stance of Madeira's deputies in the Portuguese Parliament.
The Social Democratic Party of Madeira (PSD/M) has unanimously approved the 'Madeira Livre' motion, emphasizing regional autonomy and criticizing state centralism.
The Madeira community is in mourning following the recent passing of four beloved residents. The funerals of Eulália de Jesus Beltrão, Maria Teresinha Ferraz, Júlia da Silva de Abreu, and Maria da Conceição Fernandes Abreu have brought together families and friends to celebrate their lives.
Norberto Maciel criticizes socialist management for neglecting the potential of Forte São João Batista, urging PSD intervention to revitalize this strategic site in Machico.
CHEGA's Francisco Gomes accuses Madeira's Tourism Secretary, Eduardo Jesus, of fearmongering over new air mobility changes, sparking controversy on the island.
In April 2026, the community of Câmara de Lobos is united in grief as four cherished residents are laid to rest, highlighting the strong family ties and communal bonds in this Madeira town.
From April 25 to 27, Madeira will host the prestigious XXVI Grande Capítulo of the Enogastronomic Brotherhood, attracting gastronomes from across Europe.
A recent education strike in Madeira saw a participation rate of 7.7%, affecting certain schools and services. The strike was organized by the Federation of Public and Social Functions Unions.
The Confraria Enogastronómica da Madeira is set to host the XXVI Grande Capítulo from April 25-27, attracting culinary guilds from across Europe for a celebration of gastronomy and culture.
A strike in Madeira's education sector saw a modest 7.7% participation rate, affecting several schools but leaving most services operational.