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The community of Madeira is in mourning as it bids farewell to four cherished residents, each leaving behind a legacy of love and service. From Câmara de Lobos to Ribeira Brava, their lives touched many.
The Citizen's Office in Funchal celebrated its ninth anniversary, reporting 76,860 services in 2025 and a promising start in 2026 with over 20,000 visitors.
This Easter, 30 families in Câmara de Lobos will receive much-needed assistance through Easter baskets, while a recent fire in the area mobilized three fire brigades, highlighting the community's resilience and solidarity.
The communities of Câmara de Lobos and Ribeira Brava mourn the passing of beloved residents, José Serrão, Ermelinda Rodrigues, Maria Abreu, and Manuel Abreu. Their funerals highlight the cultural traditions of Madeira.
Madeira's Public Administration reports a surplus of €50.8 million for February 2026, marking a 20% decrease from the previous year. Significant investment was directed towards health and education.
The Loja do CidadĂŁo in Funchal will close on April 4th due to a public holiday. It will reopen on April 6th with regular hours.
A German tourist was injured by a falling metal structure at Jardim Monte Palace in Madeira. The incident highlights safety concerns for visitors at popular tourist sites.
The CHEGA party has called for a thorough investigation into the management of COVID-19 vaccines in Portugal, raising concerns about transparency and potential risks.
Plaza Madeira is set to enchant families this Easter with a captivating event featuring 'The Golden Egg' show and an exciting egg hunt. The celebration, orchestrated by Natália Bonito, promises a magical experience for children and families.
Madeira Island bids farewell to three esteemed community members: Maria Henriques de Abreu, Manuel de Abreu, and Maria Martins de NĂłbrega. Their contributions and presence will be greatly missed by family, friends, and the community.
The Madeira Government has announced enhanced financial support for diaspora associations starting April. This initiative aims to strengthen cultural ties and community activities abroad.
Two innovative Madeiran companies are set to participate in a European event focused on female entrepreneurship, showcasing the region's entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to innovation.