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The Madeira government has introduced a new funding model to address the issue of 'problematic discharges' from hospitals, involving Social Security, families, and SESARAM.
Ireneu Barreto has signed and sent for publication his last legislative decrees as the Representative of the Republic for Madeira, marking the end of his tenure.
In the early hours of April 2, 2026, Madeira's emergency services were kept busy with a car overturning, multiple assaults, and two separate fires, including a vehicle blaze.
A series of incidents in Funchal kept emergency services busy, including a man injured in a fall, a motorcyclist in a serious accident, and a fallen tree obstructing a road.
A series of incidents unfolded in Madeira, involving a car flip, multiple assaults, and a vehicle fire, keeping emergency services busy.
The island community of Madeira mourns the loss of three beloved individuals: Manuel Bruno de Freitas Quintal, Rosa de Gouveia Batista, and João de Freitas Miranda. Each left a significant mark on their communities and will be deeply missed.
An elderly man in his 80s tragically passed away following a cardiac arrest in Ponta do Sol, Madeira, despite rapid emergency response efforts.
In a significant move for Madeira's higher education, the Education Minister has promised a 30% funding increase for the University of Madeira, addressing regional inequalities.
The 'TICO E TECHO' project has emerged victorious in the 16th edition of the Startup Madeira initiative, highlighting innovation and entrepreneurship among Madeiran youth.
The Regional Government of Madeira has introduced a strategic support package aimed at alleviating the effects of the current energy crisis, with a focus on sustaining businesses, employment, and family purchasing power.
The PS-Madeira party has urged the regional government to reduce VAT on fuel to support the struggling fishing industry. Rising fuel costs threaten the viability of local fisheries.
The Institute of Wine, Embroidery and Handicrafts of Madeira (IVBAM) has completed training for 60 professionals in the HORECA sector on Madeira wine. This initiative, aimed at enhancing the knowledge and promotion of this iconic regional product, marks a significant step in supporting Madeira's booming tourism industry.