CQM Opens Doors to Young Scientists for Summer 2026 Program
The Chemistry Center of Madeira invites young students to a unique scientific internship this summer, encouraging future careers in research.
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The Chemistry Center of Madeira invites young students to a unique scientific internship this summer, encouraging future careers in research.
The JPP has criticized the Madeira government's recent decision to limit physiotherapy consultations, claiming it is driven by corporate interests rather than efficient management.
Starting June 15, Madeira will see changes in fuel prices: gasoline will decrease while diesel sees a slight increase, impacting local motorists and tourists alike.
Explore Francisco Gomes' claims of political and economic misuse of Madeira's autonomy during its 50th anniversary, sparking debate on governance.
Two young individuals and three others are injured in separate road incidents in Madeira, while a fire at a Funchal hotel prompts a swift response from local firefighters. The series of events highlight the importance of safety measures.
Two young men were injured in a collision between a motorcycle and a car on Madeira's fast road. Both are recovering with minor injuries.
Recent events in Madeira have kept local emergency services busy, with a series of incidents including a motorcycle accident and a hotel fire in Funchal.
A series of incidents in Madeira, including a hotel fire and multiple traffic accidents, resulted in several injuries and required extensive emergency response.
The President of Portugal attended an exclusive dinner at Quinta Vigia, hosted by the President of the Regional Government of Madeira, offering a rare glimpse into the island's political camaraderie.
Madeira hosts an official dinner at Quinta Vigia for the President of Portugal, highlighting regional ties and diplomatic engagements.
The city of Funchal marked International Play Day with a vibrant event at Santa Catarina Park, bringing together children and seniors for a day of traditional games and physical activities.
Hugo Nunes, a regional candidate, opposes the presidential veto on a flag regulation bill, prompting his boycott of Madeira's autonomy celebrations.