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The Juntos pelo Povo (JPP) party has shown solidarity with the victims of the recent earthquakes in Venezuela, as Portugal declares a national day of mourning. JPP leader Élvio Sousa extended condolences to affected families, highlighting community ties between Madeira and Venezuela.
In response to the recent earthquake, the Portuguese Ladies' Society in Caracas is delivering 200 meals daily and supporting 147 families, many from Madeira.
The Forestry and Nature Conservation Institute extends the high fire risk alert in Madeira until Tuesday due to ongoing hot weather conditions.
Two separate fires broke out in Madeira on July 4, 2026, prompting swift action from local firefighters. No injuries have been reported.
The first edition of the Madeira Festival in London saw hundreds of participants celebrating Madeira's culture with British and Portuguese dignitaries.
Firefighters in Madeira were mobilized this afternoon to tackle two separate fires in Largo da Fonte and Santo da Serra, highlighting the region's emergency response capabilities.
The death toll from recent earthquakes in Venezuela has risen, with significant losses in the Portuguese and Portuguese-descendant community. Efforts to provide aid and shelter are ongoing.
Firefighters respond to two separate fires in Madeira, ensuring local safety in Monte's Largo da Fonte and Santo da Serra. Quick action by emergency services averts potential hazards.
The death toll from Venezuela's recent earthquakes has risen to 2,954, with 93 Portuguese and Portuguese descendants among the dead. The international community, including Madeira, is closely monitoring the situation.
The first-ever Madeira Festival took place in Purley, London, attracting hundreds of participants. The event celebrated Madeira's rich culture and community presence in the UK.
Two separate fires broke out in Madeira Island, prompting quick action from local fire brigades. The incidents occurred in Largo da Fonte and Santo da Serra, with fire services working diligently to control the situations.
The death toll from Venezuela's devastating earthquakes has risen to 2,954, with 93 Portuguese and lusodescendants among the victims. The natural disaster has left thousands injured and homeless, prompting international concern.