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Miguel Albuquerque, President of the Regional Government of Madeira, expresses confidence in working together with Paulo Barreto, the new Representative of the Republic for Madeira, to enhance regional development.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party seeks access to updated waiting lists of SESARAM for surgeries, diagnostic exams, and consultations, highlighting transparency and efficiency concerns.
Ireneu Barreto, departing after 15 years as Madeira's Representative of the Republic, describes his tenure as challenging and often misunderstood.
Carlos PerdigĂŁo Santos of ACIF-CCIM presented the critical challenges faced by Madeira's businesses in ultraperipheral regions at a Brussels conference.
Students from Francisco Franco Secondary School in Madeira are representing the region at the CanSat 2026 Space Race in Ponte de Sor, showcasing a functional microsatellite designed by young talents.
The Madeira Teachers' Union celebrates the 52nd anniversary of the Carnation Revolution with a special conference and dinner, highlighting its historical significance.
The much-anticipated flight operation between Terceira and Madeira, scheduled to commence in May, has been delayed due to procedural challenges. This delay affects both residents and tourists eagerly awaiting the new route.
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Discover how Funchal's proposal for free parking aims to boost accessibility and inclusivity for disabled residents, enhancing their daily lives.
The 'Papel por Alimentos' campaign in Madeira has successfully transformed 1,000 tons of paper into 72 tons of food, supporting vulnerable families since 2016.
The planned air operation between Terceira Island and Madeira has been postponed due to procedural issues beyond the control of SATA, affecting public service obligations.
Key political figures in Madeira and Azores call on the EU to prioritize the strategic importance of the Atlantic in its upcoming financial framework.