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Teachers and early childhood educators in Madeira have announced a strike on June 15th. The strike highlights ongoing issues faced by these professionals.
The Funchal City Council has approved the partial suspension of the Municipal Master Plan (PDM) and new regulations for Local Accommodation management without opposition, despite some abstentions.
Jorge Afonso Freitas abstains from voting on the partial suspension of Funchal's Municipal Plan due to concerns over the technical approach, despite supporting the aim to tackle the housing crisis.
The city of Funchal welcomes two cruise ships, Silver Nova and Deutschland, bringing in over 1,100 passengers and 817 crew members. The ships will dock overnight before departing on Friday.
A fire broke out at the Madeira Regency Cliff Hotel in Funchal, but was swiftly extinguished by a local hero using fire extinguishers before firefighters arrived.
President António José Seguro embarks on his first official visit to Madeira, marking 50 years of autonomy with commemorations and honors.
Portugal secures a 2-1 victory against Nigeria in their final warm-up match before the FIFA World Cup 2026, showcasing their readiness for the tournament.
André Ventura, leader of Chega, asserts the government's labour law reform will be debated and voted on in Parliament, emphasizing its importance for Madeira's economic landscape.
The communities of Ponta do Pargo, Estreito da Calheta, and São Martinho mourn the loss of Maria Ascensão Rodrigues de Sousa, Maria de Jesus Leitão Gouveia Ladeira, and Maria Celina de Sousa as their funerals are set to take place.
The environmental group Quercus has expressed concerns about ongoing shortcomings in Madeira's fire prevention efforts, highlighting the need for increased youth involvement and more effective strategies.
The renovation of the Praia das Palmeiras pool in Santa Cruz has sparked concerns about safety, as vibrant designs might hinder the visibility of swimmers in distress.
Environmental group Quercus highlights ongoing challenges in Madeira's fire prevention efforts, urging more comprehensive actions despite existing campaigns and plans.