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The Portuguese Parliament has called on the Secretary of State for Treasury and Finance to discuss rising costs of Madeira's new hospital, now estimated at €1 billion, with completion delayed beyond 2030.
Madeira residents and tourists can expect partly cloudy skies with mild southwest winds on this Corpus Christi holiday. Temperatures are set to reach a high of 26°C in Madeira and 22°C in Porto Santo.
Francisco Gomes raises alarm about potential real estate speculation related to new golf course projects announced by the Regional Government of Madeira.
A general strike in Madeira on June 3, 2026, led to the closure of four public schools and significantly impacted the health sector, highlighting the widespread effects of the protest.
With the summer sun shining brightly in Madeira, understanding and practicing sun protection is crucial for both residents and visitors to ensure health and safety.
A recent landslide in Boaventura, Madeira, has struck a vehicle carrying six tourists, causing significant concern among locals and visitors. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges of infrastructure and safety in Madeira's rugged terrain.
The Madeira Chamber of Commerce (ACIF) has called for the suspension of a new tax on rent-a-car services. The regional government has responded to the concerns, but the debate continues.
A landslide in Boaventura, Madeira, has struck a vehicle carrying six tourists, leaving the community on edge as emergency services respond to the incident.
A significant general strike in Madeira has led to the closure of four public schools and disrupted various services, particularly in the health sector. The strike, which saw a 14.4% participation, highlights ongoing labor tensions.
The Madeira Chamber of Commerce has urged the regional government to reconsider the newly imposed rent-a-car tax, citing unresolved issues and potential impacts on tourism and local businesses.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party has accused Madeira's Secretary of Tourism, Eduardo Jesus, of avoiding legal scrutiny by hiding behind parliamentary immunity, stirring political tensions.
Authorities in Madeira refute claims of fishing vessels being held at sea waiting for unloading permission. Both Coopescamadeira and the Regional Directorate of Fisheries assert no knowledge of such incidents.