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Invest Madeira is organizing the participation of six agro-food companies from Madeira at the SIAL Paris 2026, enhancing international exposure and business opportunities.
The healthcare strike in Madeira has seen significant participation, affecting hospital services with 70% to 80% of staff joining the strike. Health centers report a 45% participation rate, impacting service delivery across the region.
The 6th edition of the João Augusto d'Ornelas Literary Prize is closing its application window on July 19. Open to Portuguese citizens over 18, the competition celebrates literary creativity and Madeira's cultural heritage.
A technical malfunction delayed the distribution of Madeira's Diário newspaper on June 19, 2026, affecting delivery times. Readers are advised to access the e-paper version.
The Chega party has proposed a resolution urging the Portuguese government to extend a 20 million euro extraordinary aid package to farmers in Madeira and the Azores, addressing rising production costs.
Micaela Fonseca de Freitas, Regional Secretary for Health and Civil Protection, visits rural fire prevention teams in Jardim da Serra.
A national education strike led by the Sindicato de Todos os Profissionais de Educação (S.T.O.P.) resulted in disruptions at four schools in Madeira, including one in Porto Santo.
The 19th edition of the Blessing and Ribbon Burning ceremony for ISAL graduates will take place on June 20th at the Church of São João Evangelista in Funchal, Madeira.
On Madeira Day, three distinguished individuals were honored with the prestigious Autonomous Insignia of Valor for their exemplary dedication to the region.
This Saturday, the ISAL community will gather at the Igreja do Colégio to celebrate the 19th edition of the Blessing and Ribbon Burning ceremony, marking a significant rite of passage for graduates.
On Madeira Day, the regional government honors citizens who exemplify dedication to the island, awarding the Autonomy Insignia to eleven distinguished individuals.
This Saturday marks a significant milestone for ISAL graduates as they participate in the traditional Blessing and Ribbon Burning ceremony, a cherished academic ritual in Madeira.