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In April 2026, the community of Câmara de Lobos is united in grief as four cherished residents are laid to rest, highlighting the strong family ties and communal bonds in this Madeira town.
From April 25 to 27, Madeira will host the prestigious XXVI Grande CapĂtulo of the Enogastronomic Brotherhood, attracting gastronomes from across Europe.
A recent education strike in Madeira saw a participation rate of 7.7%, affecting certain schools and services. The strike was organized by the Federation of Public and Social Functions Unions.
A strike in Madeira's education sector saw a modest 7.7% participation rate, affecting several schools but leaving most services operational.
PCP applauds the workers of Madeira for opposing the government's labor reform package, marking a significant mobilization for workers' rights.
The Confraria EnogastronĂłmica da Madeira is set to host its XXVI Grande CapĂtulo from April 25 to 27, bringing together national and international members for a series of cultural and gastronomic events.
The Youth of SĂŁo Vicente celebrate the start of the clean-up operation at the old municipal shipyard, yet call for greater transparency regarding the fate of animals found onsite.
Câmara de Lobos will receive the prestigious Flag of the Network of Walking Cities and Towns on April 20, marking a significant step towards sustainable mobility and enhancing pedestrian conditions.
The IX Education Conference in Madeira, themed 'Schools with Purpose: Simplify, Innovate, and Value', gathers over 160 experts and leaders to discuss educational advancements.
Madeira mourns the loss of Teresa Gomes da Silva, Maria de Faria, and Maria da Luz Câmara Costa. These beloved individuals were cherished by their families and communities across the island.
The Instituto para a Qualificação in Madeira invites the public for open days on April 23-24, offering a glimpse into the region's educational and vocational training landscape.
A public sector strike in Madeira has led to partial closures in 26 schools, affecting educational activities. The strike, organized by the National Federation of Unions of Public and Social Function Workers, saw a 7.1% participation rate in the morning shift.