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Madeira mourns the loss of three beloved residents: Manuel de Jesus Batista Veleiro, Conceição de Jesus Borges, and Jesuína de Jesus Nunes de Nóbrega. Their funerals are scheduled for April 21, 2026, with memorial services to follow.
Madeira's representative, Paulo Neves, raises concerns about the poor state of police stations in Madeira, questioning Minister Luís Neves about the lack of intervention from the national government.
Ponta do Sol strengthens its animal welfare initiatives by providing a microchip reader to local firefighters, ensuring more efficient animal identification.
The renowned Madeira Embroidery is being highlighted at the Salão Imobiliário de Portugal in Lisbon, promoting its elegance and versatility in contemporary home decor.
Schools in Madeira are participating in the 18th edition of Geração Depositrão, a national environmental literacy project encouraging the collection of electronic waste and batteries.
The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) has raised concerns about the shortage of family doctors and nurses in Madeira's public health service, SESARAM, potentially impacting primary healthcare access for residents.
The PSD has introduced a legislative proposal aimed at supporting insular students from Madeira facing educational disparities. The proposal, championed by André Pão, seeks to address socio-economic challenges in accessing education.
Rafaela Fernandes raises alarm over wastewater discharges at Praia dos Reis Magos, sparking environmental debates in Madeira.
The PSD has submitted a vote of congratulation to the Legislative Assembly of Madeira for the 75th anniversary of the Funchal Agricultural Cooperative, highlighting its significant role in supporting local agriculture since 1951.
The ACIF-CCIM is actively participating in the 3rd International Dissemination Event of the ATLIC project, reaffirming its commitment to the blue economy and youth entrepreneurship.
Residents and tourists in Madeira can now contribute to marine conservation by reporting jellyfish sightings through the GelAvista project, aiding species monitoring in the region.
Funchal's harbor is bustling with activity as two cruise ships and two mega-yachts dock, enhancing the island's vibrant tourism scene.