February 2024 is expected to be the hottest February ever in the region since records began.
Madeira Weekly
On Sunday, the 3rd of March, at 10:00, defenders of the Curral das Freiras cable car project will take to the streets, praising the importance of what they claim to be "the largest private investment and the best project for the growth of the rural economy" in the parish.
The Painting Room of the Baltazar Dias Municipal Theater will on Friday, the 1st of March, host a new masterclass by Portuguese-Brazilian singer, Tiago Nacarato, as part of the 50th Funchal Book Fair, which takes place between the 1st and 10th of March, on Avenida Arriaga.
The Portuguese Navy, through the Funchal Maritime Search and Rescue Coordination Subcentre (MRSC Funchal), in conjunction with the captain of the Port of Funchal, coordinated the medical rescue of a 33-year-old Indian crew member, who was aboard the Norwegian-flagged ship ‘SPAR LYRA’, sailing 63 nautical miles, (117 kilometres), northwest of…
Despite danger warnings posted throughout the Guindaste Viewpoint, Faial area;
While underlining the importance of the farmer's aid package that was transferred by the IFAP; political party 'Madeira First' has defended a new system that is less bureaucratic and that can be accessed simply and easily so that aid guarantees can be applied easily without placing thousands of Madeiran families at risk.
The ADN – National Political Alternative Political Party has started its electoral campaign strongly by advocating a return to National and Regional Military Service.
A recent JM article shows that more and more Asian employees are working in the region, mainly in restoration and civil construction work.
In the last five years, more than 3,400 animals have been collected from the expressway and main roads.
Cristina Pedra, Mayor of Funchal, began her speech at the Legislative 2024 conference by confirming that the municipality is preparing for the implementation of the tourist tax in 2024.
The landslide that occurred last night next to Clube Naval do Funchal, caused minimal damage although a car was buried under the debris.
Asked how the PSD\M militants are facing the congress and the candidacy, Miguel Albuquerque replied stating: "Let's see what they decide."
The former Vice-President of the Funchal City Council, Idalina Perestrelo, and Fransico Andrade, who was then responsible for gardens in the municipality, have both been acquitted in the Monte Tree Trial
Miguel Albuquerque referred today to the "new leadership" that will come from the 21st of March elections which will determine the decision to maintain a coalition with the CDS party.