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In a significant move to support cultural diversity, Funchal's City Hall has allocated €63,000 towards projects assisting the diaspora and migrations. The initiative aligns with the Cultural Diversity Week.
Reagir Madeira has expanded its presence in national bodies with six new representatives, signifying recognition of its political efforts in the region.
The PS is demanding answers from the Regional Government regarding aquaculture cages in the protected BaĂa d’Abra marine zone, citing economic favoritism and a decade-long delay.
A specialised engineering group in Madeira is hosting an event on May 19 to address cyber resilience and strategies for data recovery post-cyberattacks.
Daniela Mendez Freitas, an 11th-grade student from Francisco Franco School in Madeira, earned an honorable mention at the 2026 National Physics Olympiad held at the University of Coimbra.
Francisco Gomes, a Madeiran deputy, asserts Chega as the primary advocate for regional autonomy in Portugal, emphasizing the need for a politically autonomous republic.
A pivotal discussion on nuclear energy as a sustainable transition option is set to take place at Francisco Franco School, led by esteemed professor Bruno Soares Gonçalves from the Instituto Superior Técnico.
On May 17, Madeira joins the global community in marking the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, emphasizing equality and inclusion.
The second parade of the 2026 Flower Festival in Funchal lit up Avenida do Mar with vibrant colors, music, and thousands of participants, making it a highlight for both locals and tourists.
The second parade of Madeira's Flower Festival brought a burst of color and music to Funchal's Avenida do Mar, captivating thousands of spectators.
Dolores Aveiro, mother of football legend Cristiano Ronaldo, praises the beauty and new format of Madeira's annual Flower Parade, highlighting its vibrant cultural significance.
The Association 'Império da Ilha' concluded the Madeira Flower Festival parade, showcasing regional identity and cultural heritage.