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The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) political party has proposed a resolution urging the Regional Government to conduct a technical assessment and implement preservation measures for the historic Madeira Wine Institute building.
A series of accidents in Madeira have raised safety concerns among residents and tourists. These incidents include a multi-car collision, a car overturn, a choking incident, and a workplace accident.
Two out of three students from Madeira's Hotel School are now employed, signaling a positive trend in job access despite a decline in enrollment numbers over the past decade.
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere forecasts cloudy skies with rain showers and possible snow in higher altitudes of Madeira this Wednesday, March 11. Winds will be moderate to strong, affecting northern and high-altitude areas.
The University of Madeira celebrates International Women's Day with a round table focusing on the role of women in academic research and innovation.
In an effort to address persistent traffic issues, Madeira's government will trial a new traffic management system in Ribeira Brava on March 27, 2026, aiming to improve flow and reduce congestion.
As spring approaches, Madeira homes are brightened by vibrant floral arrangements. Discover essential tips to extend the life of your blooms and keep them fresh longer.
Madeira's key agencies, ARDITI and Invest Madeira, represented the region's maritime innovation at the Oceanology International 2026 in London, highlighting their commitment to ocean science and technology.
Mayor José Carlos Gonçalves launches 'Presidency in the Community - Listen to Act,' a new initiative aimed at engaging São Vicente residents through direct interactions every Friday.
JPP has accused the PSD/CDS coalition of political persecution in Santa Cruz, alleging attempts to divert attention from environmental issues.
On March 27, Madeira's Regional Government will implement an experimental traffic management solution in Ribeira Brava to reduce congestion in the tunnel connecting the town to Tabua.
The Port of Funchal welcomes three cruise ships bringing over 6,000 tourists to Madeira, enhancing the island's appeal as a premier Atlantic destination.