Hotel workers in Madeira are protesting outside the parliament tomorrow, demanding fair wages. Organized as a symbolic “wake,” they are targeting tourists to highlight their ongoing struggle with the hotel industry.
The IFCN and Madeira University are partnering to explore solutions for limiting mass tourism and safeguarding the island's vulnerable natural environment.
A growing petition in Madeira is calling for stronger animal protection laws and better enforcement. Supporters demand urgent action to end mistreatment and improve conditions for animals across the island.
Portable payment devices are being deployed by Madeira’s PolĂcia Florestal to enforce €250 fines immediately for trail infractions.
Portugal debates lowering the blood alcohol limit for all drivers to 0.02%, as one in every four drivers killed in road accidents had a blood alcohol level of 0.5 g/l or higher. Will this measure prevent people from drinking and driving?
The Transport Workers' Union continues to push for fair wages and firmly states that it will not back down from its demands. Their could be new and prolonged strikes if no agreement is reached.
Planning to take the bus tomorrow? Be aware that the strike by bus drivers, demanding fair wages, is still ongoing and may disrupt your journey.
A decrease in drug consumption among young adults is encouraging news. However, with 58% of Madeira’s adult population classified as overweight or obese, the region faces a significant public health challenge.
Bus drivers and public transport workers will strike tomorrow. Plan ahead, as this will likely impact your travel and cause delays.
You think politics is boring? Think again, as Madeira's Regional Government is here to prove you wrong. Buckle up for a whirlwind roundup of the past 12 months' political drama - beef, scandals, and power plays!
Former PSD-Madeira official Manuel AntĂłnio Correia criticized the leadership for rejecting an Extraordinary Congress request, calling it a "low-level power play" aimed at suppressing members' rights.
