Unemployment in Madeira Drops Sharply, Best in Portugal
Madeira saw the biggest drop in unemployment in Portugal this May, with nearly 900 fewer people jobless than last year - confirming a steady improvement in the labour market.
Madeira saw the biggest drop in unemployment in Portugal this May, with nearly 900 fewer people jobless than last year - confirming a steady improvement in the labour market.
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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.
Sexist slurs & vulgar language by Eduardo Jesus have ignited outrage. A public petition demanding his resignation is gaining traction. Here’s what was said.
A group of four young men in Madeira is reportedly targeting Asian immigrants with violent attacks. Videos of assaults on Nepalese and Bangladeshi workers have surfaced, prompting police investigations amid rising xenophobia.
Parish Council President Celso Bettencourt has called for a coordinated response to tackle visible drug addiction in the centre of Câmara de Lobos.
Madeira improves in Portugal’s latest Regional Development Index, climbing in Competitiveness and Cohesion but scoring worse in Environmental Quality - yet it holds steady in 10th place overall.
Coffee is a cherished tradition in Madeira’s daily life, but knowing what to order can be tricky for newcomers. This guide helps you understand local coffee names so you can order with confidence.
A reliable public transport system is essential for Madeira. While last year's improvements were a step in the right direction, progress now seems to have stalled. It’s time to pick up the pace and bring fresh momentum to the system!
While President Albuquerque suggests the government is being subjected to blackmail attempts, bus workers remain defiant, refusing to back down and continuing to demand a tiny wage increase.
BBC Radio 4, alongside Diário de Notícias da Madeira, investigates the Bloom drug crisis in Madeira, stressing rising street-level impact, and the growing challenge of regulating synthetic drugs under outdated laws.