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The Regional Government of Madeira has confirmed the extension of the Student Insular Program until June 2027, ensuring travel support for students between Madeira, the mainland, and the Azores.
Madeira's government criticizes EU cohesion fund rules, saying they penalize growing regions. Governor Albuquerque calls for reforms.
Santa Cruz officials oversee crucial fire prevention efforts, urging local collaboration in maintaining safety zones.
The city of Funchal has approved a €15.5 million investment for the construction of 71 new homes in Quinta das Freiras, Santo António, marking a significant development initiative.
The 'Itinerante' project, a cultural decentralization initiative by Câmara de Lobos, brings art to Quinta Grande on July 5th. The free event features concerts, performances, and aims to enhance cultural access for all communities.
The President of the Assembly of the Republic, José Pedro Aguiar-Branco, has expressed constitutional reservations about the JPP's proposal to lower the retirement age for Madeira and Azores residents.
Jorge Afonso Freitas has delayed a proposal on road network maintenance to ensure a comprehensive debate with the Public Works Councillor.
Join Madeira's largest Summer Festival and Regional Day Concert for a blend of music and culture at Parque de Santa Catarina, Funchal. Experience it now.
In a surprising trend, rental prices in Madeira surged by 10.3% while they fell by 2.4% across Portugal, with Funchal registering a notable 12.1% increase.
The world faces a grim reality as death tolls rise in various regions due to conflicts, diseases, and disasters. From the Ebola outbreak in Congo to attacks in Ukraine and tragedies in Venezuela, the global community is on alert.
A devastating earthquake in Venezuela has resulted in 75 Portuguese and Portuguese-descendant fatalities, with 66 still missing. The tragedy severely impacts Madeira residents and their families abroad.
Explore the tensions between Madeira and Lisbon as aid to Venezuela is blocked, highlighting critical issues in Madeira's autonomy and emergency response.