Funchal City Council Approves €1.1 Million Software Renewal Bid
The Funchal City Council has unanimously approved an international public tender for renewing Microsoft software licenses, costing €1.1 million.
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The Funchal City Council has unanimously approved an international public tender for renewing Microsoft software licenses, costing €1.1 million.
Câmara de Lobos in Madeira has joined UNICEF's 'Child-Friendly Cities' program, committing to enhance child and youth rights and create an inclusive community.
The CDU has called for urgent price regulations in Madeira to combat skyrocketing living costs, highlighting the region's highest inflation rate in Portugal.
Forum Madeira invites locals and tourists to a free workshop on June 20th, focusing on making healthier food choices while dining out. Led by nutritionist Joana Abreu, the event aims to empower participants with practical strategies for balanced eating.
The National Final Exam in Biology and Geology for 11th-grade students in Madeira saw a remarkable 90.2% participation rate, highlighting the strong commitment to education on the island.
The suspension of Madeira's 'Estudante Insular' program has led to demands for explanations from the regional government. The halt has financial implications for students and their families, who now face upfront ticket costs.
The VI Congress of Senior Universities in Madeira highlighted their importance in promoting active and healthy aging among the elderly population.
The Vereda da Encumeada trail, closed since a devastating wildfire in August 2024, partially reopens today, offering access between Pico Ruivo and Boca das Torrinhas.
Helena Leal, councilwoman of Funchal, emphasized the impact of 'Monte de Amigos' on social inclusion during its 15th anniversary celebration.
The sole representative of JPP has called on Prime Minister LuĂs Montenegro to provide a concrete timeline and solution for air mobility issues between Madeira, Azores, and mainland Portugal.
The cruise ship 'Ventura' arrived at Funchal, Madeira, with over 4,300 passengers and crew for an 11-hour visit. This stop is part of a two-week itinerary beginning and ending in Southampton.
The cruise tourism sector in Madeira has reached unprecedented heights, solidifying its status as a key economic driver for the region. With over a million visitors this season, the island is preparing for future growth.