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Alberto João Jardim, the former President of Madeira, returns to cinema as a doctor in the historical film 'Vinhas de um Povo', directed by Luís Miguel Jardim. Filming took place in the iconic Belmond Reid’s Palace in Funchal.
The Mayor of Ribeira Brava, Jorge Santos, announced a new mobility study during the 564th anniversary of the parish, focusing on future urban planning and improved access.
Alberto João Jardim, the former President of Madeira, makes his cinematic return in 'Vinhas de um Povo', portraying a doctor in this period film set in Funchal.
The JPP has expressed disappointment over the rejection of key proposals aimed at promoting equal opportunities for students in Madeira, highlighting the political dynamics within the PSD, CDS, and PS.
The PS-Funchal has launched a training program for local leaders to improve their response to community issues, demonstrating a commitment to local autonomy.
A series of incidents kept Madeira's emergency services busy, including a motorcycle accident, a fatal cardiac arrest, and a bus stop fire.
A major traffic accident has occurred on Madeira's expressway near Câmara de Lobos, causing significant congestion. Emergency services are on-site to manage the situation.
A series of incidents have been reported in Funchal, Madeira, including a motorcycle accident, a car overturn, and a cardiac arrest in public. Emergency services have been actively responding to these events.
Adverse weather conditions in Madeira have led to the postponement of two significant events: the Giant Manta Ray Census and the Faial Supermoto Grand Prix.
Madeira witnessed a series of unfortunate events on March 21, 2026, including traffic accidents, a fire, and tragic deaths, causing concern among locals and tourists.
Two separate emergency incidents involving elderly men in Funchal have mobilized local response teams. One man was successfully resuscitated, while another was tragically found deceased.
The Madeira community is mourning the loss of Maria de Abreu Lourenço, João Sidónio Sousa de Abreu Nabo, and Lília de Andrade de Abreu da Graça, who passed away in March 2026. Each will be remembered for their contributions and connections within their local communities.