IN FOCUS Chega Leader Calls for Salazar-Style Rule in Madeira

Chega Leader Calls for Salazar-Style Rule in Madeira

Masks off! About 50 years after Portugal overcame authoritarian rule, Chega is calling for a return of multiple Salazars - the austere dictator who built a systemically corrupted regime that brutally terrorized its citizens and colonies.

IN FOCUS Ronaldo Ranked One Of The Most Hated People In Football History

Ronaldo Ranked One Of The Most Hated People In Football History

His main opponent Lionel Messi does not appear in the ranking.

Funchal Expects 12 Cruise Ships and a Sailing Ship on New Year's Eve

Funchal Expects 12 Cruise Ships and a Sailing Ship on New Year's Eve

Twelve cruise ships and one sailing ship are expected in Funchal for New Year's Eve, as the port aims for 800,000 cruise passengers in 2026.

Four Tuberculosis Cases Identified in Câmara de Lobos

Four Tuberculosis Cases Identified in Câmara de Lobos

SESARAM has identified four tuberculosis cases in a residential area of Câmara de Lobos. The patients are isolated and a contingency plan is active.

Madeira TVDE Association Signs Advertising Deal With Uber

Madeira TVDE Association Signs Advertising Deal With Uber

Madeira's TVDE association and Uber Portugal signed a cooperation protocol. Companies will get 100 euros a month per car for ads on the sides of their vehicles.

Four From Madeira Parish Council Charged With Embezzlement

Four From Madeira Parish Council Charged With Embezzlement

Prosecutors have charged a former Madeira parish council president with 28 counts of embezzlement over the use of public money for trips, meals and stays.

EU Asks Citizens to Keep 72 Hours of Supplies for Emergencies

EU Asks Citizens to Keep 72 Hours of Supplies for Emergencies

With Russia's war and hybrid attacks among the threats, the EU's Preparedness Union Strategy asks people to keep essential supplies for at least 72 hours.

US Photographer Survives 60-Metre Fall in SĂŁo Vicente

US Photographer Survives 60-Metre Fall in SĂŁo Vicente

American photographer Quin Schrock fell about 60 metres on the Lapas Pretas trail in SĂŁo Vicente. A small bush stopped his fall until a helicopter rescued him.

Madeira's Airports Carry 534,600 Passengers in September, Up 2.3%

Madeira's Airports Carry 534,600 Passengers in September, Up 2.3%

Madeira and Porto Santo airports handled 534,600 passengers in September, 2.3% more than a year earlier, with fewer flights but fuller planes, DREM says.

Madeira Tourism Revenue Rises 7.2% to 95.8 Million Euros in September

Madeira Tourism Revenue Rises 7.2% to 95.8 Million Euros in September

Tourist accommodation in Madeira earned 95.8 million euros in September, up 7.2%, while room occupancy fell to 84.4%, preliminary DREM data shows.

Government Says Madeira Ferry Would Cost 20 Million Euros a Year

Government Says Madeira Ferry Would Cost 20 Million Euros a Year

A Madeira-mainland ferry would cost 20 million euros a year at best, the government says. There is no money for it in the 2027 State Budget.