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Madeira's PSD representatives call on the European Commission to revise the POSEI program, which hasn't been updated in over 20 years, to better support local agriculture amidst rising costs.
A series of emergency incidents unfolded across Madeira, involving car accidents, a vehicle fire, and an aggressive animal. Authorities were quick to respond, ensuring public safety.
The Social Democratic Party (PSD) representatives from Madeira emphasize the urgent need for revised EU support, as current funds fall short against increasing production costs.
The Captaincy of Funchal has updated and extended the maritime agitation alert for the northern coast of Madeira, warning of strong winds and high waves expected until tomorrow.
The European Court of Human Rights found that the 2019 conviction of José Manuel Coelho, ex-leader of the PTP in Madeira, for defamation and aggravated disobedience, violated his right to free speech.
The Socialist Party (PS) in Madeira is pushing for a digital transformation of the Mobility Subsidy to ease travel between the island and the mainland, opposing the PSD's proposal that may increase bureaucracy.
The Socialist Party of Madeira has urgently called for the release of Portuguese political prisoners in Venezuela, emphasizing the need for Portugal's government to take decisive action.
Political parties in Madeira are intensifying the debate over the Social Mobility Subsidy, with PS advocating for a simplified, digital approach, while CHEGA demands urgent reform to address bureaucratic hurdles.
Funchal Port experiences a bustling day with the arrival of three cruise ships and a sailboat, bringing thousands of tourists to Madeira. The event highlights the island's appeal as a key destination in the Atlantic.
Today marks the celebration of School Day at Jaime Moniz Secondary School in Madeira, featuring a formal ceremony attended by regional leaders. The event highlights the school's history and its commitment to eco-friendly initiatives.
The inflation rate in Madeira climbed to 3.5% in 2025, significantly outpacing the national average of 2.3%. This increase was primarily driven by a surge in restaurant and hotel prices, which rose by 10%.
The Jaime Moniz School in Madeira marked its annual School Day with a ceremony attended by key regional figures, including Miguel Albuquerque, the President of the Regional Government.