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In a special Christmas edition, key figures from Madeira's community share their visions for a better future, covering healthcare, housing, environment, and social peace.
In his Christmas Eve homily, Bishop D. Nuno Brás of Funchal urges the people of Madeira to embrace the spirit of Christmas with hope, solidarity, and humility.
Explore the vibrant Christmas festivities in Madeira, from community choirs to local traditions. Discover what makes the holiday season special for both residents and tourists alike.
On Christmas Eve, Madeira's roads are unusually clear, with smooth traffic flow as residents and tourists enjoy the festive atmosphere. However, this calm is expected to give way to bustling activity later in the day.
As Christmas approaches, Madeira Island is bustling with festive activities and concerts, delighting both locals and tourists. From cruise ship arrivals to community choir performances, the island offers a vibrant holiday atmosphere.
The 'Machico Activo' program by ADRAP is being extended to reach seniors in remote areas of Machico, Madeira, to enhance their health and well-being.
On Christmas Eve, Madeira's roads experienced unusually light traffic, attributed to school holidays and flexible work schedules. However, traffic is expected to increase later as residents rush for last-minute shopping.
A social media post alleged that a tow truck was used to retrieve a rental car stuck in the mud on Estrada das Ginjas, São Vicente. We examine the claims.
Madeira experiences smooth traffic flow and clear skies on Christmas Eve, with public holidays contributing to eased conditions on the roads. Last-minute shoppers are expected to increase traffic later in the day.
The popular Market Night in Funchal resulted in 17.5 tons of waste, a significant increase from last year, highlighting both the event's popularity and the challenges of waste management.
On Christmas Eve, Madeira Island experiences smooth traffic and pleasant weather, providing a peaceful day for residents and tourists alike. Although traffic is expected to pick up later due to last-minute shopping, the island's main roads are currently clear.
The annual Noite do Mercado in Funchal sees a significant increase in waste, with 17.5 tonnes collected, three tonnes more than last year. Officials praise the efforts for civic waste separation.