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Paula Margarido destaca papel dos jovens na construção do futuro da Madeira
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- Foram apresentadas 4 propostas para a via corta-fogo entre a Barreira e o Curral Velho
Foram apresentadas 4 propostas para a via corta-fogo entre a Barreira e o Curral Velho
Serviço de Finanças Funchal 2 muda-se provisoriamemte para a Travessa dos Reis
Arraial da baleia hoje no Caniçal
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- Destino Madeira com três nomeações para a edição mundial dos World Travel Awards 2026
Destino Madeira com três nomeações para a edição mundial dos World Travel Awards 2026
Paulo Lopes da Silva de saÃda do Comando Operacional da Madeira
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- Sancho Gomes visita famÃlias madeirenses que perderam as suas casas nos sismos na Venezuela
Sancho Gomes visita famÃlias madeirenses que perderam as suas casas nos sismos na Venezuela
Guias comemoram 95 anos
Midterm, giudice federale blocca il piano di Trump sulle liste elettorali
Europe’s major rivers are drying up, threatening energy security and trade
This past summer has been, for Europe, “the summer of truth,” as Ursula von der Leyen said a couple of weeks ago in her State of the Union debate speech. The president of the European Commission was warning about the consequences of global warming, which has again struck the continent hard. And the Copernicus Climate Change Service quantifies this sweltering summer in its seasonal assessment, published on October 2. The season in Europe was marked by heatwaves that were unusually intense and early (the first arrived in May). Across the continent this was the third-warmest summer on record. But focusing on western Europe, the summer of 2026 was the worst on record. It surpassed 2003, which shocked many EU countries with tens of thousands of deaths linked to extreme heat.

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