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The Funchal City Council successfully concluded the 5th edition of the '+ Comércio Local' initiative with a prize ceremony, marking a significant boost to the local economy.
Gregório José Câmara da Câmara's mandate suspension in Calheta's Municipal Assembly marks a significant political shift, paving the way for Maria Helena Santos Oliveira to assume duties.
LuĂs Filipe Santos, an independent councilman in Funchal, raises alarms over the persistent issue of insufficient waste collection in Santo AntĂłnio, Madeira. Overflowing bins and litter-strewn streets mar the local landscape, highlighting the need for immediate action.
The PS-Madeira is pushing for more funds to bolster public housing initiatives in the region, addressing the needs of the middle class and families unable to afford homes.
Six teachers from Santo AntĂłnio and Curral das Freiras schools participate in Erasmus mobility to enhance AI education.
A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck Caracas, Venezuela, causing concern among residents and the Madeira community. The region continues to face seismic instability, with significant impacts on infrastructure and daily life.
The PS-Madeira party is calling for increased funding for public housing and loans for families, as the current Recovery and Resilience Plan nears its end.
The Calheta Rally, organized by Club Sports da Madeira and the Calheta council, will be introduced at a press conference this Monday, ahead of the event scheduled for July 3-4.
This Monday, Madeira experiences cloudy weather with rising temperatures in highland areas. While the northern coast sees potential showers, the southern and highland regions enjoy clearer skies.
Cáritas Diocesana do Funchal has launched a food collection campaign across Pingo Doce stores in Madeira and Porto Santo, running from June 29 to July 5, 2026.
A new tax incentive in Madeira allows homeowners to avoid capital gains tax by reinvesting in affordable rental properties. This measure aims to increase rental housing supply from 2024 to 2029.
The São Pedro festivities in Câmara de Lobos captivated locals and tourists with vibrant traditional marches, showcasing music, dance, and colorful costumes, drawing thousands to the streets.