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The Autonomous Region of Madeira will see a slight increase in fuel prices starting January 12, 2026. The new prices have been set following official regulations, with diesel seeing the most significant change.
Presidential candidate Gouveia e Melo questions the legality of a new mobility subsidy system in the Azores and Madeira, citing potential constitutional conflicts.
Recent accidents in Madeira, involving both local residents and tourists, highlight the island's traffic challenges. Authorities have mobilized emergency services to ensure swift responses and public safety.
The University of Madeira has become a key member of a new international alliance focusing on healthy longevity, partnering with China and other Portuguese-speaking nations.
Recent events on Madeira Island include road accidents in Machico and a medical emergency in Funchal, highlighting the importance of emergency services.
The 'Spirit of Discovery' cruise ship arrives at Funchal, bringing 1,351 visitors for a 31-hour stay, enhancing tourism on Madeira Island.
Chega's Madeira representative, Francisco Gomes, accuses Luís Montenegro of being a significant threat to Madeira's autonomy, citing disputes over the Social Mobility Subsidy terms.
A series of incidents in Madeira, including a car overturn, a cardiac arrest, and a traffic accident, have underscored the importance of emergency response readiness on the island.
A 2.9-magnitude earthquake struck northeast of Porto Santo, Madeira, early this morning, with no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
With the suspension of new local accommodation licenses in Madeira ending in March, political parties demand clarity on the regulatory review. Key stakeholders, including the PS and Chega, urge the Funchal City Council to articulate their strategies and intentions.
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The local government in Funchal faces scrutiny over its handling of local accommodation regulations as the suspension on new licenses approaches its end.