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The 95th gathering of Madeira's veterans who served overseas will take place on March 1 in Arco de SĂŁo Jorge, featuring a solemn ceremony and camaraderie among the veterans.
Élvio Sousa, leader of JPP, warns that the Portuguese Republic may abandon plans for a ferry connection between Madeira and the mainland, citing political centralism and past unfulfilled promises.
Emanuel Câmara, a socialist deputy, emphasizes that the PS initiative is crucial for resolving the Mobility Subsidy injustices for Madeira and Azores residents.
Élvio Sousa, leader of the JPP, claims the Portuguese government will prioritize air travel over the long-promised ferry connection, impacting Madeira's accessibility and economy.
In January 2026, Madeira recorded the largest annual decrease in unemployment across Portugal, showcasing significant economic progress.
The Bloco de Esquerda supports the workers' protest against the government’s proposed labor package, set to take place on February 28 in Madeira.
A traffic accident involving a motorcycle and a car, as well as a fire incident on the expressway roundabout, prompted rapid responses from emergency services in Ponta do Sol, Madeira.
The Associação do Caminho Real da Madeira marked its 9th anniversary with a cultural walk in Santo da Serra, attracting 75 participants for a 12-kilometer journey through Madeira's scenic landscapes.
On a bustling Monday, the Port of Funchal is set to receive close to 12,000 visitors, marking another busy day in the cruise season. This influx highlights Madeira's prominence as a key stop on the Cruise Atlantic Islands route.
The IPMA has extended the yellow alert for rough seas along Madeira's north coast and Porto Santo until Thursday morning, due to adverse maritime conditions.
A motorbike was hit by a car in Ponta do Sol, leaving the rider injured. Meanwhile, a separate fire incident occurred at a nearby roundabout.
The housing stock in Funchal has decreased by 19% over the past year, surpassing the regional average of a 15% decline, highlighting a broader trend in Portugal’s real estate market.