Madeira Hosts Final Meeting on Blue Economy Legacy
Madeira hosts the final meeting of the European Atlantic Innoblue Communities project, focusing on the Blue Economy's impact and legacy.
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Madeira hosts the final meeting of the European Atlantic Innoblue Communities project, focusing on the Blue Economy's impact and legacy.
Sara Madalena, a prominent Madeiran deputy, meets with Venezuelan community leaders to address human rights abuses in Venezuela, emphasizing the need for regional political awareness and support.
JosĂ© LuĂs Carneiro, Secretary-General of the Socialist Party, highlights the importance of the ocean economy in diversifying Madeira's economic landscape, aiming to create sustainable employment opportunities.
From July 3rd to 14th, ARDITI is conducting a scientific campaign to explore and study the coastal marine ecosystems of Porto Santo, continuing its BioMa program initiated in 2016.
A devastating bus accident in Agualva-Cacém has resulted in two fatalities and multiple injuries. The incident occurred near the train station, involving a Carris Metropolitana bus that lost control.
A tragic bus accident in Sintra involving a Carris Metropolitana vehicle resulted in two fatalities and fourteen injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident, while the local community mourns.
The Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP) party in Madeira hosted Manuel Ferreira, a Venezuelan ex-political prisoner, to strengthen ties and support democracy in Venezuela amidst ongoing crises.
The PSD-Madeira has reinforced its support for democracy and freedom in Venezuela, hosting a meeting with former political prisoner Manuel Enrique Ferreira.
Sara Madalena, a CDS deputy, demands JPP clarify allegations of a 'million-dollar agreement' involving the party, fueling political tensions in Madeira's Legislative Assembly.
An inquiry commission concludes its investigation into the Instituto Superior de Administração e LĂnguas (ISAL) following its accreditation loss, recommending the report be forwarded to the Public Prosecutor.
Over a hundred municipalities in northern and central Portugal are at maximum fire risk today, with additional areas under high alert, according to IPMA.
In a proactive move, Madeira has strengthened its fire prevention strategy by deploying two military teams to enhance forest fire surveillance and prevention.