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Chega has introduced a proposal urging the return of unused state-owned properties in Madeira and Azores to local governments for regional development.
In a heartfelt ceremony, Madeira's Jaime Moniz Secondary School honored former student and international table tennis star Marcos Freitas for his embodiment of sportsmanship and values.
Funchal Port on Madeira Island is bustling with activity as it receives nearly 10,000 passengers from three cruise ships and a mega-yacht. This influx highlights Madeira's popularity as a key destination.
The maritime authority of Funchal has canceled the weather warning for Madeira, but a strong maritime agitation alert remains in place until tomorrow evening.
The suspension of TVDE licenses in Madeira is seen as a temporary hurdle by Bolt, with expectations for sustainable growth in the region's transportation sector.
Weather forecasts predict a rare snowfall in Madeira's highest peaks on Monday, offering a unique winter spectacle for locals and tourists.
Café Memória Madeira will host an event on January 24th, focusing on fall prevention for those with memory challenges. Local experts will lead discussions.
The 2026 Presidential Elections in Madeira have concluded, revealing significant outcomes that reflect the political climate across various regions. Discover how key municipalities like Funchal, Câmara de Lobos, and others voted, and what these results mean for the island's future.
The 2026 Presidential Elections saw unique outcomes across Madeira's municipalities, with each region showcasing its political preferences. From Funchal to Calheta, voters expressed diverse political views, reflecting the island's varied socio-economic landscape.
André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, achieved a significant victory in Madeira's presidential elections, securing 33.42% of the votes and winning in all 11 municipalities.
In a surprising turn of events, André Ventura, the far-right candidate, wins major municipalities in Madeira including Funchal, Câmara de Lobos, and Santana, setting a significant precedent in the region's political landscape.
André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, claimed a significant victory in Madeira's presidential elections, securing over 33% of the vote. This marks a substantial increase from his previous performance, positioning him as a dominant political figure in the region.