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The political party Nova Direita has raised concerns about alleged financial mismanagement at the Casa do Povo de Santa Maria Maior in Funchal, highlighting issues of salary delays and unpaid benefits to employees.
In a symbolic gesture, the CDU has awarded the 'Golden Pinocchio' to the Madeira Regional Government for alleged unfulfilled promises throughout the year, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
On March 31, 2026, Madeira witnessed multiple emergency incidents, including a fall, a fire, and a road blockage due to a fallen tree. Local fire brigades swiftly responded, ensuring public safety.
Funchal's city council, in collaboration with ACIF-CCIM, has announced the 'Funchal in Bloom' contest to enhance local commerce and creativity, aligning with the Flower Festival spirit.
The weather in Madeira is expected to be partly cloudy today, with a slight increase in cloudiness by the evening, especially in the northern part of the island. Light to moderate winds are expected.
Madeira experiences a significant surge in housing prices with a 15.5% increase in March. We explore the driving factors and the implications for residents and tourists.
A series of incidents on March 31, 2026, in Madeira highlights the swift response by local emergency services. A man in his 70s was injured in a fall, a tree fell on a road, and a car accident left a man in his 30s injured.
In Madeira's increasingly digital society, distinguishing between fraud and scam is crucial as these crimes proliferate, affecting people across various sectors.
Discover Funchal's revamped cable car with its new glass floor, enjoy the Madeira Rum Festival, and note the temporary closure of the Citizen Store.
Recent incidents in Madeira, including a staircase fall, a road accident, and a fallen tree, highlight the swift response of local emergency services. These events underline the importance of safety measures for both residents and tourists on the island.
Funchal, Madeira is buzzing with excitement as the iconic cable car reopens on April 2nd after major renovations. Coupled with the announcement of the Madeira Rum Festival from April 14th to 18th, these events promise to attract both locals and tourists alike.
The political party Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) criticizes the Portuguese Minister of Infrastructures for contradictory statements regarding the delay in implementing the Mobility Social Subsidy requirements.