Euro Banknotes to Get a Modern Makeover
The European Central Bank unveils designs for new euro banknotes, inviting public input to modernize currency across the eurozone.
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The European Central Bank unveils designs for new euro banknotes, inviting public input to modernize currency across the eurozone.
The European Central Bank is set to modernize the euro notes with new designs, inviting public opinion until September 21, 2026.
This weekend, Porto Santo comes alive with the vibrant Festas do SantĂssimo Sacramento and EspĂrito Santo, offering a blend of local culture, music, and spiritual traditions.
Social Democratic Party (PSD) councillors in Machico have accused the Socialist executive of failing to uphold transparency in council meeting minutes approvals.
The Madeira Regional Section of the Architects' Association has clarified its neutral stance on high-rise constructions, emphasizing quality and context.
The use of the Assembly's terrace during the Madeira Rally has sparked criticism from Nova Direita, citing misuse of public spaces and privilege.
The Court of Auditors has identified serious procedural irregularities in the acquisition of a ladder truck and the expansion of the heliport infrastructure in Madeira.
Madeira's regional government reports a budget deficit of 21.8 million euros for the first half of 2026, contrasting with a surplus from the previous year, due to increased spending and reduced capital transfers.
The PSD accuses the Machico executive of lacking transparency, alleging that meeting minutes are not accurately reflecting discussions, posing a threat to democratic principles.
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) extends the yellow weather warning for high temperatures in Madeira until Sunday night, August 2nd, due to persistent high maximum temperatures affecting the southern coast and mountainous regions.
A devastating earthquake in Japan has claimed the lives of 28 individuals, including a significant number of Portuguese and Lusodescendants. This tragedy has shaken communities both locally in Japan and internationally, with Madeira feeling the impact.
In June 2026, Madeira saw a 5.6% rise in tourism revenue, even as overnight stays declined by 0.7%. Discover the factors driving this economic trend.