Turbulence in Madeira-Lisbon Connections Over Mobility Subsidy
Controversy arises as Madeira residents react to new Mobility Subsidy rules, prompting political and legal action.
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Controversy arises as Madeira residents react to new Mobility Subsidy rules, prompting political and legal action.
The President of the Nursing Association is addressing the chronic nursing shortage in Madeira's SESARAM with Regional Health Secretary Micaela Freitas, aiming for concrete solutions.
Today's weather forecast for Madeira indicates cloudy skies with light showers, particularly in the northern and highland areas, accompanied by mild northeastern winds.
On January 7, 2026, Madeira witnessed a series of unfortunate incidents, including a motorcycle accident, a house fire, and a car collision, engaging local emergency services across the island.
A motorcycle accident and a house fire in Funchal, along with a car collision near Machico, have drawn swift responses from local emergency teams. Here’s what happened.
In a bold move, the United States has announced plans to control the sale of Venezuelan oil indefinitely, following the recent detention of President Nicolás Maduro. This decision could have widespread implications for global oil markets and U.S.-Venezuelan relations.
Madeira residents and tourists will soon benefit from a new electronic platform for mobility subsidies, set to launch this Thursday. This initiative aims to streamline travel reimbursements between the autonomous regions and the mainland.
Paulo Baptista has been appointed as the new coordinator for the Municipal Civil Protection of Santa Cruz, Madeira. His appointment is seen as a strategic move to enhance local emergency management efforts.
The iconic Lobo Marinho ferry undergoes its annual maintenance at the Port of Funchal due to increased cargo traffic at Caniçal, marking a significant logistical shift.
Miguel Silva Gouveia, regional coordinator for António José Seguro's presidential campaign, emphasizes electing a proactive president to uphold Madeira's constitutional rights.
Élia Ascensão, Mayor of Santa Cruz, has named Paulo Renato Baptista as the new Municipal Coordinator of Civil Protection, emphasizing the importance of safety and prevention for the community.
The 'Doce Loucura' sculpture by José Fernandes has been temporarily relocated within the Almirante Reis Gardens due to maintenance on the Madeira Cable Car, ensuring the sculpture's protection during the works.