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The Madeira Diaspora Council has expressed profound sympathy and sorrow for the victims of the recent earthquakes in Venezuela. The council recognizes the tragedy's impact on the Portuguese and Madeiran communities.
The PSD has raised concerns over the poor state of roads in Machico while praising the successful organization of the historical market event.
The third phase of Madeira's Central Hospital project has seen its budget rise to €415 million, sparking demands for transparency from local politicians.
In response to a devastating earthquake in Venezuela, Madeira is sending 18 skilled rescue personnel as part of a joint operational force with the Azores.
A tragic landslide in La Guaira has left a family homeless, their residence reduced to debris. The incident, highlighted by a viral video, has drawn widespread attention.
In a gesture of solidarity, the Diocese of Funchal will donate the offerings from masses on July 4th and 5th to support Venezuela, a nation grappling with economic hardships and recent earthquakes.
Following devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, Machico's local government has initiated a relief drive to collect essential goods and medicines to aid affected communities.
In celebration of Portugal's World Cup match against Colombia, Funchal extends bar and restaurant hours until 3 AM.
A rare summer weather event prompts a yellow alert for heavy rain in Madeira's mountainous areas, expected between 4 PM and 7 PM on June 26, 2026.
Officials from Madeira and Azores mark 50 years of autonomy at a special session in Lisbon's Palácio de São Bento. Key figures join the event to commemorate this milestone.
Recent regulations in Funchal impact local accommodation and taxi services, promising changes for residents and tourists alike.
A devastating earthquake in Venezuela has resulted in the death of two Madeiran descendants. Efforts are underway to locate missing persons using a new digital platform.