Garajau Cable Car Vandalized Overnight
Last night, unknown individuals gained access to the Garajau Cable Car and spray-painted one of its cabins.
JPP Wants "At Least" One New Supermarket Chain in Madeira
Funchal's JPP candidate vows to fight Funchal’s rising food prices, promising to bring a new supermarket chain to boost competition, ease families’ burden, and challenge government inaction.
Traffic Chaos: Madeira’s West Coast Choked With Cars
Extreme traffic and long delays are plaguing Western Madeira, where commuters faced hours of congestion again this morning.
Happy Birthday, Funchal!
Today, more than half a millennium ago, Funchal was granted the status of a city. Happy Birthday, Funchal!
Pingo Doce Loses Legal Battle Against Animal Rights Group
Pingo Doce lost a court ruling confirming that the animal rights group Frente Animal can continue sharing information about the mistreatment of animals.
Serious Legal Violations: Court Rejects Madeira Tourism Contract
The Court of Auditors refused AP Madeira’s €170,000 tender with Nova Expressão, revealing the real value of €11.1 million. The decision cited concealment of the actual value, restrictive conditions, and violations of transparency and competition rules.
Uber, Bolt? Madeira Wants to Suspend New TVDE Licenses
Madeira’s government wants to pause new TVDE licenses until December 31. Officials say it ensures balance, though the TVDE Association and platforms disagree.
Deadly Accident at Madeira’s New Hospital Construction Site
A fatal accident occurred today at the new Central and University Hospital construction site, claiming the life of a worker.
Bus Drivers in Madeira Announce New Strike in September
The SNMOT workers’ union is not backing down and has scheduled a new two-day strike for better wages and working conditions.
Tourists Discover the Quiet Appeal of Praia dos Anjos
Praia dos Anjos, once a little-known stretch of pebble stones, is gaining attention from tourists. Its calm atmosphere and natural beauty make it an appealing choice for those avoiding busier Madeira beaches.
President Sends Immigration Law Back to Parliament
Portugal’s top court struck down major parts of a new immigration law, citing threats to family unity and legal rights. The ruling forces President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa to return it to Parliament.
