Puppies Abandoned Near Garbage Container in Caniço
In Caniço, puppies left in a box beside garbage were rescued. CRO Santa Cruz is asking the guardian of the mother dog to come forward for help with sterilization.
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Sharks Spotted at Ribeira Brava Lead to Swimming Ban
Swimming was temporarily banned at Ribeira Brava beach after harmless “caneja” sharks were spotted near the shore. Authorities raised the red flag as a precautionary safety measure.
Family Housing Licenses in Madeira Rise Nearly 68%
Madeira recorded a sharp rise in family housing this year, with both licensed and completed units increasing
22-Year-Old Dies in Motorcycle Accident on Expressway
Yesterday night, a 22-year-old man died in a motorcycle accident on Madeira’s expressway between Ribeira Brava and São Vicente.
Madeira’s Suicide Rate Far Below National Average
On World Suicide Prevention Day, Madeira stands out with a suicide rate that is significantly lower than on mainland Portugal.
Young Madeirans Leave for Mainland, Facing Hardships
Madeira’s students leave for mainland studies each September, facing farewells, rising costs, and the challenge of pursuing their futures far from home.
Brazilian Swims 42 km From Porto Santo to Madeira
A 36-year-old Brazilian daredevil will swim from Porto Santo to Madeira tomorrow. Wish him luck!
Funchal Calls for an Emergency Housing Plan
Madeira’s housing crisis is leading to calls for an emergency plan, funded by the tourism tax and raising around €14 million a year, with 15% of all housing set to become public housing.
Portugal Ranks 4th in EU Holiday Poverty Among Workers
Holiday poverty is on the rise in Europe, as for the third consecutive years, less employed people are able to afford a 1-week-holiday. Portugal ranks 4th in the EU.
Portugal Sees 40+ Domestic Violence Cases a Day
The recent incident in Machico draws attention to domestic violence in Portugal, with more than 40 cases reported each day.
Far Right Pushes Portugal to Stricter Migration Policies
Far right electoral gains have influenced Portugal’s minority government to tighten migration policies. The process affects political debate and prompts reconsideration of the country’s migration and citizenship rules.
