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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.
Madeira Island mourns the loss of three well-known residents, José Renato Alves Dias, António Teixeira Beltrão, and José Lídio Dias. This week, their families and communities come together to celebrate their lives and contributions.
The JPP party is urging the Madeira government to release a study on the economic impact of a proposed golf course in Faial, Santana, claiming it could generate €10 million annually.
The island of Porto Santo will host the Regional Engineer's Day festivities on March 28, celebrating the engineering community's contributions to Madeira since 1986.
The CDS-PP party in Santa Cruz, Madeira, held a crucial meeting with deputy Sara Madalena to discuss key local priorities. This initiative aims to enhance political collaboration and focus more on the region's pressing issues.
In celebration of Civil Protection Month, the city of Funchal organized an engaging quiz event for more than 250 high school students to enhance their understanding of civil protection.
Miguel Albuquerque, President of the Regional Government of Madeira, described his recent meeting with the President of Portugal as positive, focusing on regional finances and defense of the continental platform.
The PS party proposes a groundbreaking resolution to decarbonize Madeira's ports, aiming to reduce fossil fuel dependency and modernize maritime infrastructure.
On March 24, Madeira welcomes a significant influx of tourists as three cruise ships and a mega-yacht dock at Funchal's port, bringing a total of 8,440 passengers and 2,900 crew members.
Madeira is bracing for thunderstorms and heavy showers on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, with conditions expected to ease later in the day.