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The political party CHEGA has proposed an expansion of the official animal shelter network in Madeira to meet current demands, highlighting the need for updated assessments since 2017.
The Liberal Initiative party expresses concern over the unfulfilled promise of €5 million for the renewal of Madeira's black scabbardfish fleet, crucial for the local maritime economy.
In a dramatic opening to the I Liga season, Nacional de Madeira staged a remarkable comeback to draw 2-2 with Santa Clara in the Azores. After trailing 2-0 early in the match, goals from Liziero and Baeza brought Nacional back into contention.
As summer invites beachgoers to the shores of Madeira, the presence of jellyfish and Portuguese Man o' War poses a potential risk. Learn how to identify these creatures, respond to stings, and take preventive measures.
Nacional da Madeira made a remarkable comeback from a 2-0 deficit to draw 2-2 against Santa Clara in the Azores. The match marked the end of the first round of the I Liga, showcasing intense football action.
The Estreito School in Câmara de Lobos unveils a new outdoor leisure area to enhance student well-being, attended by regional secretary Elsa Fernandes.
In response to the upcoming Monte Festival, Horários do Funchal is enhancing bus services to ensure convenient travel between Funchal and Monte.
The Instituto de Segurança Social da Madeira (ISSM) is set to reintroduce its renowned parental support programs this October and November, offering vital resources to parents and guardians.
Recent renovations at Hospital Nélio Mendonça's emergency department in Madeira promise improved comfort, dignity, and work conditions for healthcare teams.
Horários do Funchal will increase bus services to Monte during the Nossa Senhora do Monte festival, offering sustainable travel options for residents and tourists.
The Nova Direita party has raised concerns about an abandoned construction project in Jardim do Mar, Madeira, originally funded by European funds for local development.
The Legislative Assembly of Madeira has launched an official YouTube channel to enhance communication and engage younger generations, aiming to bring the parliament closer to citizens.