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Miguel Albuquerque, President of PSD-Madeira, emphasized the party's commitment to staying active and engaged with the local community during a recent event in Santo AntĂłnio.
The University of Madeira will host the XI Employment Forum on May 28-29, focusing on bridging the gap between graduates and the job market.
The 11th Heart Week, from May 18 to 22, aims to raise awareness about cardiovascular health in Funchal's municipal markets through free screenings and health-promoting activities.
JPP highlights how the privatization of CTT has led to a decline in postal services in Madeira, impacting residents and businesses.
This Friday, May 15, 2026, Madeira will experience mostly cloudy skies and intermittent showers, particularly in the northern areas and highlands. Winds will vary from light to moderate, with stronger gusts in highland regions.
The Municipal Assembly of Funchal, through its 'Assembly of Proximity' initiative, has praised the critical work of the city's firefighters. This visit underscores their vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being of the Madeira region.
Emanuel Câmara, a PS-Madeira deputy, votes in favor of extending a financial supplement to PSP officers in Madeira, breaking from his party's stance.
Over a dozen organizations gathered in Funchal to discuss the crucial role of volunteering in Madeira's social economy.
More than a dozen entities gathered in Funchal to discuss the crucial role of volunteerism in promoting social cohesion and inclusion on Madeira Island.
Madeira takes a significant step in firefighter education by hosting its first instructor course for cadet and youth programs, aimed at enhancing skills for future generations.
Emanuel Câmara, a PS-Madeira deputy, defies his party's stance by voting in favor of a fixation subsidy for PSP officers in Madeira, aiming to improve their working conditions.
The Ribeira Brava swimming pools on Madeira Island will close in August for routine maintenance, announced by regional officials. This measure ensures the safety and quality of this popular tourist spot.