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The 101st reunion of Madeira veterans will be held on September 6th at the Church of RochĆ£o, Santa Cruz, to honor those who served in the Overseas War and have since passed away.
JoĆ£o GiĆ£o has been dismissed from his role as head coach of Nacional following two consecutive defeats. The team's recent loss against Estrela da Amadora was the final straw for the club's management.
The JPP is pushing for a ferry service in Madeira after productive talks with Jersey business leaders. The initiative aims to enhance Madeira's political and economic prospects.
The regional budget surplus of Madeira has decreased by 58% in the first seven months of 2026, dropping from ā¬98.4 million to ā¬41.5 million. This decline is attributed to increased government spending and reduced revenues.
Regional President Miguel Albuquerque announces plans for new police stations in Madeira, aiming to enhance public safety and infrastructure.
Miguel Albuquerque, President of Madeira's Regional Government, reiterates his support for LuĆs Neves despite a motion of no confidence.
The Liberal Initiative has criticized the Madeira Regional Government for failing to fulfill its promise of building highway access at Ćgua de Pena, highlighting over two years of delays.
The Autonomous Democratic Nucleus (ADN) Party is calling for the Portuguese Republic to cover 75% of the public subsidy for the ferry service linking Madeira and mainland Portugal.
Santa Cruz, along with internal administration and public security authorities, plans to commence the expansion of its police station this year under a renewed cooperation agreement.
The Minister of Internal Administration, LuĆs Neves, visits Madeira's police installations without the accompaniment of the Regional Representative, amid a three-day tour.
Madeira's beekeepers must submit their annual stock declaration to comply with regional agricultural regulations by the end of September.
The Bloco de Esquerda accuses Santa Cruz's local government of missing out on over ā¬60 million for housing, highlighting a critical issue for residents and potential tourists seeking accommodation.