MEP Sérgio Gonçalves Challenges EU Council on Transportation Priorities
MEP Sérgio Gonçalves actively questioned the Cypriot Presidency of the EU Council on transportation priorities, emphasizing passenger rights and regional connectivity.
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MEP Sérgio Gonçalves actively questioned the Cypriot Presidency of the EU Council on transportation priorities, emphasizing passenger rights and regional connectivity.
The historic Capela de Nossa Senhora da Vida in Madeira faces risks from recent landslides, sparking discussions of relocation to ensure its preservation.
The Socialist Party demands a mobility subsidy model that directly benefits Madeirans, moving away from the current reimbursement system.
The Madeira Port Authority has issued a warning for strong winds and rough seas affecting the archipelago until January 28, 2026. Travelers and residents are advised to exercise caution.
The iconic Capela de Nossa Senhora da Vida in Madeira faces potential relocation due to recurring landslides, prompting urgent discussions among authorities.
On January 25, 2026, Madeira experienced several incidents, including a violent assault in Camacha and two separate vehicle-related accidents in Funchal and Santo António.
Ribeira Brava, a serene village on Madeira Island, faced a series of emergencies this week, including a bushfire, a car accident, and a cardiac arrest incident. Local authorities and volunteers swiftly responded to ensure safety and provide aid.
Ribeira Brava has experienced a challenging few days with a fire, a car accident, and a fatal cardiac arrest, keeping local emergency services busy.
Sara Madalena has voiced strong opposition to being labeled as a "crutch" in the regional government's coalition, highlighting potential tensions within Madeira's political landscape.
Housing bank appraisal values in Madeira rose significantly in December, reaching €2,409 per square meter, marking a 0.7% increase from the previous month and a notable 20.5% rise compared to December 2024.
The political party CHEGA demands the disclosure of criminals' nationality and origin, arguing it is essential for effective security policies.
Emergency services in Madeira have been at the forefront, battling fires, responding to accidents, and facing tragic losses, highlighting their crucial role on the island.