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In a decisive victory, André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, has emerged as the leading candidate in the presidential elections held in São Vicente and Porto Santo, Madeira.
Inflation in Madeira is impacting residents' purchasing power more severely compared to mainland Portugal and the Azores, particularly affecting essential expenses.
A complaint has been filed with the National Election Commission (CNE) regarding an interview with Madeira's Regional Government President, Miguel Albuquerque, aired on presidential election day.
The cruise ship Costa Fortuna docked in Funchal, Madeira, bringing nearly four thousand passengers and crew for a day visit. This major event boosts local tourism and highlights Madeira's significance as a cruise destination.
Voters in Madeira were taken by surprise during the presidential elections upon discovering that three candidate applications had been rejected, causing confusion and prompting re-evaluation of voting decisions.
In a decisive moment for Portugal, Rubina Leal urges voters in Madeira to participate conscientiously in the presidential elections amidst international uncertainties.
As Madeira heads to the polls for the 2026 Presidential Elections, voters express fatigue from frequent elections and hope for a decisive outcome today.
As Madeira participates in the 2026 Presidential Elections, voter turnout remains low with residents expressing a desire for well-prepared candidates. Observers note the personal involvement of local families in the voting process.
The Centro de Juventude in Porto Moniz reports a rise in its occupancy rate to 70.7% in 2025, up from 57.5% in 2023. This reflects an increase of 502 overnight stays, highlighting its strategic role in promoting youth mobility.
Judge Ireneu Barreto, the Representative of the Republic for Madeira, casts doubt on his successor being Madeiran while emphasizing the civic duty of voting during the 2026 Presidential Elections.
On January 18, 2026, Madeira residents join the rest of Portugal in a historic presidential election, marked by a record number of candidates and expected high voter turnout.
A stormy Sunday with heavy rain and strong winds is expected in Madeira, making outdoor activities unsuitable for residents and tourists alike.