Madeira Celebrates Centenary of the "Day of Thinking" with Government Support
Over 800 youths participated in Madeira's centenary celebrations of the "Day of Thinking," an event emphasizing the region's dedication to youth associations.
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Over 800 youths participated in Madeira's centenary celebrations of the "Day of Thinking," an event emphasizing the region's dedication to youth associations.
The 2026 edition of the 'Festa dos Compadres' festival in Santana, Madeira drew massive crowds as the satirical trial was staged in a packed city square.
A recent incident involving a tourist being assaulted with a stone in Funchal's Mercado dos Lavradores has sparked debate about the safety of tourists in Madeira.
Recent incidents in Ponta do Sol, including a motorcycle accident and a fire at a roundabout, have highlighted safety issues in the area. Local authorities are responding to these events.
The cruise ship 'Wind Star' will remain docked in Funchal, bringing with it 140 passengers and 106 crew members. It is one of two ships bringing over 3,000 visitors to the island today.
The first Handicraft Festival in Porto Santo ends with a positive outcome, highlighting the enthusiasm of exhibitors and promising future events.
During the Centenary of Thinking Day celebrations in Madeira, Paula Margarido emphasized the regional government's commitment to supporting youth scouting associations, highlighting the participation of over 800 young people.
The traditional 'Julgamento e Queima dos Compadres' event marks the conclusion of the Festa dos Compadres in Santana, Madeira, which this year ends the carnival season due to scheduling changes.
Madeira residents and visitors can expect a warm Sunday with temperatures reaching up to 21°C in Funchal. The weather will be mostly clear with some high clouds.
The JPP has accused the PSD of adopting a centralist approach in the recent debate on the Mobility Subsidy, amid the 50th anniversary of autonomy.
Santana's Festa dos Compadres, marking the unusual end of Madeira's Carnival season, concluded with the customary trial and burning of effigies. This year's event was rescheduled due to presidential elections.
Madeira residents and tourists can expect a warm Sunday with temperatures reaching up to 21°C in Funchal, according to forecasts by IPMA.