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The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party cautions Madeira residents about recent changes to the mobility subsidy, describing them as harmful to citizens' rights and territorial continuity. The alterations, proposed by the PSD/CDS coalition, have sparked controversy in the region.
The Funchal Ecological Park is set to host a special educational event focusing on the importance of snails in ecosystems. This initiative, part of the 'Saturdays in the Park' series, aims to educate and engage participants.
The visit of Salvador Malheiro, Secretary of State for Fisheries, to Madeira is stirring controversy. Chega claims the visit is a "circus of lies" designed to mask issues in the fisheries sector.
The Socialist Party of Madeira is advocating for a comprehensive safety plan to protect motorcyclists on the island's roads. This plan, spearheaded by Paulo CafĂ´fo, aims to reduce accidents through improved road safety measures.
A heated debate in Madeira's Legislative Assembly finds resolution as Élvio Sousa extends apologies to Carlos Teles, following a contentious interruption.
Morning traffic in Madeira faces disruptions near the Hospital and Via Rápida due to an accident, causing extended congestion.
A series of accidents in Madeira has raised concerns about safety for both residents and tourists, involving injuries from lawn mowing, a fall, and a car collision.
The Funchal Maritime Authority has issued a strong sea disturbance warning for Madeira due to anticipated high sea waves and strong winds. This warning covers the entire archipelago and is expected to last until Saturday.
A series of unfortunate incidents have occurred across Madeira Island, involving severe injuries and emergency responses. The events highlight the importance of safety and awareness in daily activities.
Three separate incidents in Madeira in January 2026 underscore the critical need for safety measures. Accidents involved lawn mowing, a fall, and a car collision near a crosswalk.
Paula Margarido, Secretary of Inclusion, Labor, and Youth, emphasizes the anchor role played by the Casas do Povo in Ponta Delgada and Boaventura during her visit to these key community institutions.
The Madeira Chamber of Commerce and the Regional Directorate for Environment and Sea organized workshops to map and characterize the textile ecosystem, identifying key players and value chains.