Madeira Uses Fewer Antibiotics Than Other Regions in Portugal
Healthcare providers in Madeira are committed to using antibiotics responsibly, prescribing them only when absolutely necessary to protect patients and avoid resistance.
Healthcare providers in Madeira are committed to using antibiotics responsibly, prescribing them only when absolutely necessary to protect patients and avoid resistance.
Bitcoin recently hit another all-time high, just ahead of the Madeira Blockchain Conference, now in its third edition, to launch in Funchal. It brings together experts in blockchain, Web3, and Artificial Intelligence.
Corruption scandals and delayed no-confidence motion contribute to Madeira's increasing political instability, jeopardizing governance and democracy.
As the festive season approaches, municipalities are spending hundreds of thousands of euros on Christmas lights. While Madeira is renowned for its vibrant Christmas spirit, how much is too much?
PS-Madeira's proposal for an audit of Miguel Albuquerque’s government, aimed at increasing transparency, was blocked by PSD, CDS, and Chega.
Safety concerns closed the private Canavieira Beach path in 2018. Officials now consider reopening it for public access.
Rain is coming. Brace for some bad weather during the next two days.
The shocking January robbery that unsettled Câmara de Lobos has a distressed father now attempting to justify his actions in court. A verdict is expected soon.
New psychoactive substances now account for 50% of all drug seizures in Madeira, with seven new drugs detected by the police laboratory.
In a bold move, former President Alberto JoĂŁo Jardim has accused current Madeira President Miguel Albuquerque of destroying the legacy of the Social Democratic Party (PSD/Madeira) and being incapable of effectively governing the region.
Will Madeira hold new elections? With mounting scrutiny from public prosecutors on government officials, the call for reelections is finding support from both right-wing and left-wing opposition.