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Discover why Santana and Porto Moniz have become two of the 50 most sought-after municipalities for homebuyers in Portugal, with median prices revealing a growing trend in Madeira's real estate market.
Rubina Leal, President of the Legislative Assembly of Madeira, highlighted the significant contributions of emigrants during the opening of the largest Portuguese community festival held abroad.
A powerful earthquake strikes southwestern Japan, claiming 35 lives as rescue operations continue. Thousands remain in shelters amidst a severe heatwave.
A devastating earthquake in Japan has claimed more lives, with the death toll now standing at 28. Among the deceased are 135 Portuguese and Luso-descendants, highlighting the global impact of this tragedy.
Local Chega representatives criticize the handling of Rua dos Dragoeiros renovation, highlighting delays and questioning fiscal benefits offered to affected residents.
The CHEGA party has raised concerns over the management and fiscal policies surrounding the ongoing Rua dos Dragoeiros project in Ribeira Brava, citing a lack of transparency and planning.
Amid mounting concerns, Chega calls for greater transparency in the Rua dos Dragoeiros redevelopment project, citing prolonged delays and questionable tax benefits.
The Funchal City Council has intensified efforts in urban cleanliness and environmental awareness during the Madeira Rally 2026 to ensure a sustainable and enjoyable event for all attendees.
The Madeira PSD has taken up the pressing issues of the Madeiran diaspora, focusing on direct flight links and consular support, to the Secretary of State for Portuguese Communities.
The Diocese of Funchal has revealed its pastoral appointments for 2026, marking an important development for the local Catholic community.
Local officials from Chega express concerns over fiscal benefits and lack of planning in the delayed Rua dos Dragoeiros project in Ribeira Brava, causing distress to locals and businesses.
Twenty students celebrate the completion of the Portuguese Language, Literature, and Culture course in Madeira, with a diploma ceremony set for August 3rd at the University of Madeira's Jesuit College.