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The Legislative Assembly of Madeira has approved changes to the social mobility subsidy, a move supported by major political parties. The final vote is scheduled for tomorrow.
The Administrative and Fiscal Court of Funchal nullified the minimum service mandate imposed during the December strike at Madeira's Slaughterhouse Center, citing disproportionate measures.
Recent events in Madeira, including a tragic cardiac arrest, a tourist's fall, an assault, and tree falls, raise safety concerns for residents and tourists.
The political party CHEGA has proposed to boost funding for RTP's regional centers in Madeira and the Azores, emphasizing the importance of public service broadcasting in preserving regional identity and cohesion.
The demand for rental homes in Funchal surged dramatically at the end of 2025, reflecting a nationwide trend of increased rental market pressure.
Madeira faced a series of unfortunate incidents on January 19, 2026, including a car accident, a tragic death, and a tourist's fall, impacting both locals and visitors.
A series of incidents have occurred in Madeira, including a car accident in Câmara de Lobos, a fatal medical emergency in Machico, and a tourist falling on Levada do Norte.
Madeira faced a series of unfortunate incidents, including a car rollover, a fatal cardiac arrest, and a tourist falling from a Levada. Emergency services responded promptly to each situation.
On January 19, 2026, Madeira Island witnessed a string of unfortunate incidents, including a car accident, a fatal cardiac arrest, and a tourist's fall at Levada do Norte. These events highlight the urgent need for safety measures and emergency preparedness.
A Portuguese Air Force Dassault Falcon 50 executed rare 'touch and go' maneuvers at Madeira Airport, intriguing aviation enthusiasts.
A series of unfortunate events unfolded in Madeira with a car overturning, a fatal cardiac arrest, a tourist's fall, and a traffic accident, highlighting the importance of emergency services on the island.
Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) blames the regional government for the closure of the Machico swimming pool, citing negligence despite their repeated warnings.