Similar to what happened last weekend at Lisbon airport, the Foreigner and Border Service (SEF) strike created further misery at Madeira's International Airport.
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The murder had occurred last night by 9 pm.
The police have arrested a man for shooting a woman dead last night in Meia Légua, in Ribeira Brava.
Although news is very sketchy, a woman was shot dead last night.
With an increase in tourism comes an increase in the pressure on the island's infrastructure, especially when it comes to parking, as is the case in Pico do Areerio.
Dolores Aveiro, the mother of CR7, announced today that she has called her lawyers to clear her good name and that of her family, because of a news story published "in a well-known Portuguese newspaper."
A Ryanair passenger caused a major disturbance at the Madeira International Airport - Cristiano Ronaldo this afternoon. So much so, that the authorities had to be called in.
Pope Francis has criticized the approval of the decree on medically assisted death, considering that the Portuguese parliament has created a law condoning the killing of another person.
The sale of tobacco from vending machines will be banned in 2025, and according to a new proposed law that will come into effect later this year, smoking will be banned in all outdoor spaces near public buildings such as schools, colleges, and hospitals.
The Calheta Volunteer Firefighters were called out this afternoon after a dead body was found in the Ponta do Pargo area.
The Monte Tree case trial grinds to a halt, again!
The parishes of the archipelagos of the Azores and Madeira can, as of today, apply for reimbursement of eligible expenses incurred to contain and limit the spread of Covid-19 in 2020.
The Mayor of Santa Cruz, Filipe Sousa, raged this morning about the vandalism of his garden.
We have been advised that an old WhatsApp scam is back in circulation.