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Explore the picturesque landscapes and charming culture of Madeira Island through captivating photos, from blooming trees in Funchal to a beloved shop cat in Ponta Delgada.
Élvio Sousa, leader of JPP, challenges PSD and CDS to move beyond promises and deliver the long-promised ferry service between Madeira and mainland Portugal.
Join Madeira's Food Bank campaign by donating non-perishable items at local supermarkets or online by May 31 to aid those facing food insecurity.
Explore the vibrant beauty of Madeira Island through the latest 'Friday Foto' series. From blooming trees in Funchal to charming pets, these snapshots highlight the island's unique charm.
The Food Bank Against Hunger campaign is underway across Madeira, offering residents and tourists a meaningful way to support those in need. Learn how you can contribute today.
Discover the vibrant beauty of Madeira Island through captivating photos that highlight its scenic landscapes and charming local life. Perfect for both residents and tourists.
The Juntos Pelo Povo party opposes the Regional Government's plan to sell the historic Quinta da Nossa Senhora da Piedade in Jardim do Mar, citing cultural and historical significance.
Discover the vibrant beauty of Madeira Island in spring through captivating images of blooming trees and charming animals, offering a delightful glimpse into local life and nature.
The Socialist Party (PS) has criticized the Government of the Democratic Alliance (AD) for failing to meet its promises and negatively impacting the Autonomous Region of Madeira.
Francisca Gomes has been elected as the new president of the Student Association at Escola da APEL, with Clara Candelária as vice-president. The leadership aims to enhance student participation and organize educational and cultural activities.
The PSD Madeira highlights innovation in agriculture with hydroponic farming, promising increased productivity and resilience.
The Socialist Party (PS) has harshly criticized the national government's performance, accusing it of failing the Portuguese people and particularly disadvantaging Madeira.