Traffic Chaos on Madeira's Via Rápida after Accident
An accident on Madeira's Via Rápida has caused significant traffic congestion, affecting local and tourist travel plans just before the holidays.
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An accident on Madeira's Via Rápida has caused significant traffic congestion, affecting local and tourist travel plans just before the holidays.
The city of Funchal has deployed 140 workers to ensure cleanliness during the popular Market Night event, with 156 waste bins strategically placed around the festivities.
An accident on Madeira's Via Rápida caused significant traffic congestion near the Pilar exit on December 23, 2025. The incident led to a one-kilometer queue affecting commuters and holiday travelers.
The Economic Secretary of Madeira has urgently requested intervention from the national government to address a critical supply chain disruption at Leixões Port, threatening the island's essential goods supply.
Funchal city council has initiated a comprehensive cleanup operation, deploying 140 workers to maintain cleanliness during the bustling Market Night festivities.
Madeira's regional public administration debt decreased by 6.0% in the third quarter of 2025, marking a significant reduction thanks to effective debt management strategies.
Madeira's Economy Secretary, José Manuel Rodrigues, calls for immediate government intervention to resolve supply chain issues at Leixões port, impacting Madeira's cargo flow.
Madeira Island embraces the festive season with decorations, community stories, and heartwarming moments. Discover how locals and tourists celebrate Christmas on this enchanting island.
Traffic flows smoothly in Madeira's Funchal as Christmas holidays ease congestion. Travelers and locals experience minimal delays on the island's main roads.
Explore the joyous Christmas celebrations in Madeira with heartwarming stories of community, rescue, and festive decorations.
The Mega Nativity Scene in Jardim da Serra, Madeira, spans 800 square meters, featuring live animals and attracting around 30,000 visitors. Celebrated for its display of local culture and traditions, it is a must-see attraction this holiday season.
The Ribeira Brava Junta has once again shown its commitment to education by distributing over 400 Christmas gifts to local educational institutions.