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JP Madeira emphasized the importance of reading and critical thinking at the Funchal Book Fair, highlighting the need to preserve cultural engagement in a digital age.
In a somber week for Madeira, the island bids farewell to three cherished residents: Maria Celeste Teixeira, José Renato Alves Dias, and António Teixeira Beltrão. Their contributions and presence will be dearly missed.
The Funchal Municipal Council has opened a public consultation for its new Local Accommodation Management Regulation, allowing citizens to submit feedback until May 11. This regulation aims to streamline local tourism operations.
Funchal, Madeira, will participate in Earth Hour 2026 by turning off lights in iconic buildings to promote environmental awareness and energy conservation.
Liceu Jaime Moniz in Funchal, Madeira has won first place in the national Eco-Cooks competition with their sustainable and innovative menu.
The Chega party demands the Portuguese government release overdue POSEI fishing funds, crucial for Madeira's fishing sector survival.
A technical visit to the Mein Schiff Relax cruise ship showcased the latest in maritime engineering and innovation. Engineers from Madeira explored the ship's advanced technological solutions.
Blandy Travel & Shipping has launched a new brand image reflecting their commitment to sustainability and innovation, marking a significant step towards future growth.
Blandy Travel & Shipping revitalizes its brand, emphasizing sustainability to meet global market challenges. The new identity was revealed today with a focus on modernity and eco-friendliness.
Madeira mourns the loss of Maria Celeste Teixeira, José Renato Alves Dias, and António Teixeira Beltrão, each leaving a lasting legacy in their communities. Funeral services are being held to honor their memories.
The Portuguese Labour Party (PTP) has strongly criticized the economic impact studies by the Madeira Regional Government concerning a new golf course in Faial, Santana, deeming them unreliable.
The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) in Madeira has proposed a price control regime for essential food items, citing economic degradation and rising prices.