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The Portuguese Labour Party (PTP) strongly condemns the silence of PSD Madeira deputies during a crucial mobility subsidy debate in the Assembly of the Republic, calling it a betrayal to Madeira.
SESARAM in Madeira received recognition for its role in the 'STOP Hospital Infection 2.0' project, aiming to reduce healthcare-associated infections by 50%.
ARDITI has announced the launch of an international project, IMPLAMAC_CAP, aimed at strengthening microplastic monitoring in the Macaronesia region, including Madeira, Azores, Canary Islands, Cape Verde, and Senegal.
Funchal has witnessed a series of unfortunate accidents and incidents over the past few days, involving traffic mishaps and altercations, highlighting the need for caution among residents and visitors.
Funchal's port is bustling with activity as 6,500 passengers from two cruise ships disembark, showcasing Madeira as a prime cruise destination.
The PSD-Madeira has openly declared its resistance to the centralism of Lisbon, prioritizing the interests of Madeira and Porto Santo locals over national party agendas.
A spate of incidents over recent days in Madeira has kept emergency services busy, including a motorcycle accident, an assault, and a case of reckless driving.
The CLIA European Summit 2026 will bring together cruise industry leaders and policymakers in Madeira to discuss sustainable growth and connectivity from February 23-26.
The government platform for mobility subsidy requests in Madeira and the Azores has gone offline following the approval of new legislative changes aimed at simplifying the process.
The Chemistry Center of Madeira has opened applications for its 2026 Summer Internships, offering unique opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience in scientific research.
A 24-year-old man tragically lost his life while spearfishing near the Santa Cruz pier in Madeira. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the accident.
Weather forecasts for Madeira predict mostly cloudy skies and light rain throughout Thursday morning, with milder conditions expected on the island's southern side.