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A public debate on the Curral das Freiras cable car project will take place today, organized by a civic movement aiming to protect local landscapes and ecosystems.
The 19th edition of the Luiz Peter Clode National Music Competition, held by the Conservatory of Madeira, starts today, involving 77 young musicians until May 9.
Santa Cruz is launching a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan to address traffic congestion, focusing on public transport and pedestrian-friendly initiatives.
Santa Cruz in Madeira embarks on a comprehensive mobility plan to tackle traffic congestion and inadequate pedestrian pathways, aiming for sustainable urban transport.
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere has issued an orange weather alert for persistent and heavy rain in Madeira and Porto Santo, scheduled for tomorrow morning between 6 AM and 12 PM.
The Chega party criticizes Madeira's Regional Government President Miguel Albuquerque for his perceived lack of ambition in utilizing PTRR funds, questioning strategic vision for the region's priorities.
The Madeira Flower Festival Parade dazzled with vibrant displays, celebrating 50 years of regional autonomy.
Funchal, the capital of Madeira, was the scene of three separate emergency incidents involving a distressed woman, an assault, and an electrical fire. These events highlight the quick response and dedication of the island's emergency services.
Madeira introduces the 'Estou Aqui – Adultos' bracelet to help ensure the safety of adults who may become disoriented in public spaces due to age or health conditions.
Funchal's emergency services were kept busy with a series of incidents, including a distressed individual, an assault, and an electrical fire, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by the island's responders.
The annual Flower Festival in Madeira kicked off with a vibrant and magical parade in Funchal, captivating both locals and tourists alike.
Funchal authorities were kept busy with multiple emergencies, including a distressed woman on a bridge, an assault on a Nepali man, and an electrical fire near a church.