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The Social Democratic Party (PSD) of Madeira urges the Portuguese government to ensure equal access to medicines for island residents, highlighting ongoing supply issues.
The Flower Festival 2026 in Madeira, themed 'Autonomy in Bloom', enchanted residents and tourists alike with vibrant parades, captivating floral displays, and a celebration of freedom and nature.
Madeira's CDS party has solidified its influence in the national assembly following its representation in all party organs.
This Sunday, Funchal's downtown is abuzz with floral festivities, drawing tourists to the popular Mercadinho da Flor and the vibrant parade featuring nearly a thousand participants.
The CDU celebrates a 'historic victory' for the community of Travessa do Pico da Igreja in São Martinho with the commencement of long-awaited roadworks, marking the success of over two decades of public advocacy.
The JPP accuses the PSD Madeira of stalling the constitutional review process, labeling it as a 'political game' with unfulfilled promises.
The CDU has announced a major win for the residents of Travessa do Pico da Igreja in São Martinho with the commencement of long-awaited road construction.
The Reagir Incluir Reciclar party in Madeira, formerly known as RIR, has rebranded itself as REAGIR to strengthen its public image while maintaining its core principles.
Madeiran Deputy Francisco Gomes joins the Chega parliamentary meeting to discuss political strategies and priorities for the upcoming legislative period.
In a significant environmental effort, Salesian school students collected 58 kg of litter at Madeira's Praia Formosa, highlighting the importance of community involvement in preserving natural spaces.
The PSD supports the regional government's plan to initiate a new concession for the Forte de São João Batista, a historical site in Machico. The project aims to preserve the site's cultural significance while promoting sustainable development.
Fifth-grade students from Salesianos in Funchal collected 58 kg of trash at Praia Formosa, aiding in marine and coastal ecosystem conservation.