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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.
Discover how a general strike in Madeira led to school closures and disrupted health services, highlighting significant labor tensions in the region.
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.
The Madeira government is urged to halt a new rental car tax following a request from the ACIF, citing unaddressed concerns in the legislation.
In a recent political controversy, Élvio Sousa accuses Eduardo Jesus of evading judicial scrutiny regarding his parliamentary immunity. The Madeira Legislative Assembly's decision not to lift this immunity has sparked a heated debate.
In a powerful demonstration of unity, Madeira's workers participated en masse in a general strike, opposing the government's labor policies. The strike saw significant participation across various sectors, from healthcare to municipal services.
The Madeira Social Democratic Party (PSD) is calling for a 30% increase in funding for the University of Madeira and the University of the Azores to address structural inequalities.
The general strike in Madeira on June 3, 2026, significantly impacts several sectors, with healthcare experiencing the most disruption.
The Social Democratic Party (PSD) in Madeira has called for reforms to the Nationality Law, emphasizing the importance of protecting the rights of Portuguese emigrant descendants while addressing bureaucratic delays.
In a passionate plea at the Madeira Legislative Assembly, Miguel Castro of Chega called for deeper reforms to Portugal's nationality law, emphasizing the protection of national identity.
The PS Madeira has accused the regional government of profiting from increased living costs while local families face financial struggles. Paulo CafĂ´fo highlighted the impact of inflation on Madeira's middle class and expressed solidarity with workers on strike.