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The JSD Funchal recently emphasized the significance of cultural heritage during a visit to the restored Confeitaria Felisberta and the Museum of Bolo de Mel in SĂŁo Pedro.
Madeira strengthens its role in firefighter training nationwide through a new protocol with the National Firefighters School, ensuring active participation in all technical training committees.
Madeira's skies have recently been graced by a series of stunning rainbows, captivating both locals and visitors. This natural spectacle has been widely celebrated and photographed across the island.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party is raising concerns over delayed payments to taxi drivers who transport non-urgent patients for Madeira's health services, SESARAM. The delays have persisted for over a year.
A series of stunning rainbows have graced Madeira Island, captivating both locals and tourists. These vibrant displays, captured by various photographers, bring joy and a sense of wonder to the island.
JoĂŁo Silva, alongside co-driver LuĂs Rodrigues, claimed victory in the Rali de Santana, marking the second race of the 2026 Coral Madeira Rally Championship.
The leader of the Uma Nova Esperança movement accuses Porto Santo's mayor of staging a complaint against airline Binter, highlighting inconsistencies in local government actions.
Câmara de Lobos mourns the loss of three respected community members, known for their contributions and bonds within the town. Funerals and memorial services are scheduled to honor their legacies.
A series of stunning rainbow photographs have captured the imagination of Madeira residents and visitors alike, offering a vivid display of nature's beauty across the island. These enchanting images provide both a visual treat and a reminder of Madeira's magical landscapes.
Miguel Albuquerque, President of Madeira, urges local sports clubs to seek national funding amid significant recognition of Madeira athletes' contributions.
Madeira's skies have been adorned with stunning rainbows, captivating locals and tourists alike despite recent weather disruptions affecting flights.
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) has issued a yellow warning for strong winds across Madeira Island, along with ongoing maritime agitation.