Madeira’s Population Reaches Highest Level Since 2014
Madeira’s population grew by more than 2,800 people in 2024, reaching its highest total since 2014. Migration played a key role, helping offset a continuing natural population decline.
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International Air Traffic Increases 15%, Domestic Travel Decreases
In March 2025, more than 440,000 passengers used Madeira’s airports. International travel grew significantly by 15,8%, while domestic travel decreased.
Madeira Regional Election Results 2025
The 2025 Madeira regional election saw the Social Democratic Party (PSD) secure 43% of the vote, gaining seats but falling short of a majority. Coalition talks with CDS-PP are expected.
Air Quality in Madeira Remains Good Despite Increased Traffic
Madeira’s air quality remains good despite increased traffic. Experts attribute this to cleaner engines, improved fuels, and technological advancements in vehicles
Portuguese Fear World War III as Trump Returns
Amid growing geopolitical tensions and as reported by CNN Portugal, a new poll shows that World War III is the largest fear in Portugal in 2025.
Madeira Records Sharp Decline in Poverty Risk
In 2023, Madeira experienced a remarkable 5.7% reduction in its risk of poverty rate, reaching its lowest level since 2017.
Madeira Honors International Day Against Violence Toward Women
Every 10 minutes, a woman is killed by a partner or family member. With these numbers in mind, Madeira marked the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women with a series of events at the Legislative Assembly.
Madeira Sees Rising Political Decline and Institutional Failures
Corruption scandals and delayed no-confidence motion contribute to Madeira's increasing political instability, jeopardizing governance and democracy.
Madeira Buys 805 Homes to Confront Housing Crisis
Madeira’s government is investing €128 million by 2026 to acquire 805 affordable rental homes, addressing the region’s housing crisis.
€2.56 Million Robot Will Soon Perform Surgeries in Madeira
The Da Vinci Xi robot can cut, sew, or move tissues during operations, enabling minimally invasive surgeries and reducing recovery time.
What’s Behind Madeira’s Extremely Low Fertility Rate?
Madeira's fertility rate is critically low at 1.22 children per woman, impacted by economic difficulties and shifting societal norms.
