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Madeira Island mourns the loss of several beloved residents, each leaving behind cherished memories and enduring legacies. The funerals of VirgĂlia SĂŁo Pedro Teixeira, IrmĂŁ Maria JosĂ© de AscensĂŁo de Faria, Carlos Cândido Santos, and SĂłnia MarĂlia Pita Gomes Freitas will be held in the coming days, with family and community members gathering to pay their respects.
The Regional Committee of the Portuguese League Against Cancer is launching the 'White May 2026' campaign in Machico to raise awareness about lung cancer prevention.
The JPP has sharply criticized the Madeira Regional Government, accusing it of failing in the management of European funds. This accusation came during a legislative debate about Madeira's status within the EU.
A series of incidents unfolded in Funchal, Madeira, keeping emergency services on their toes. From a cardiac arrest to a street altercation, these events highlight the importance of quick response.
A series of incidents in Funchal kept emergency services on alert on April 28, 2026. From a cardiac arrest to a public disturbance, the city's emergency responders were actively engaged.
April 28, 2026, was marked by a series of incidents across Madeira, involving medical emergencies, accidents, and public disturbances, all efficiently handled by local emergency services.
A heated dispute has erupted between the Santa Cruz Municipality and the Regional Government of Madeira over the support for local firefighters. Accusations of political misconduct and financial neglect have fueled the controversy.
April 28, 2026, was marked by a series of accidents across Madeira Island, involving both locals and tourists. Emergency services were kept busy with incidents ranging from a cardiac arrest to a road accident.
PS-Funchal has proposed a 'Youth Culture Card' to enhance cultural access for young residents. Aimed at teenagers, this initiative seeks to support local cultural engagement.
The Democratic Women's Movement calls on all women in Madeira to join the May Day protest, emphasizing the need to defend labor rights amid growing social inequalities.
CRESCER is organizing two days of free activities for children and families on Porto Santo Island. The events, taking place on May 8 and 9, will offer unique nature experiences and equine-assisted activities to promote child development.
The Regional Government of Madeira is seeking to enhance law enforcement infrastructure by constructing new police stations and renovating existing ones. This initiative aims to improve public safety and service efficiency on the island.