Madeira autonomy week continues at Portugal's parliament through Thursday
The Assembly of the Republic is marking 50 years of Madeira's autonomy with an exhibition and institutional programme from 6 to 8 October.
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Archived 12 September 2026The programme is based inside a working parliament. Public access, security and event capacity need confirmation for the specific session.
- The programme marks five decades of regional autonomy.
- It runs at the Assembly of the Republic from Tuesday to Thursday.
- The exhibition and scheduled sessions have different access conditions.
Madeira's institutional history in Lisbon
The parliamentary programme brings an exhibition and events about Madeira's autonomous institutions to the Assembly of the Republic. It forms part of the commemoration of 50 years since the region's democratic autonomy.
A public programme at parliament does not mean every working area or session is freely accessible. The official agenda is the controlling source for each activity.
Confirm before making a special journey
Check the Assembly agenda for the date, time, entrance, booking and identification rules. Allow time for security and verify accessibility for the intended area.
Institutional work can alter access at short notice. If attending a single session is important, confirm it on the day rather than relying only on the general three-day announcement.
What you can do now.
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Open the Assembly's current agenda for the chosen session.
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Confirm identification, booking and accessibility requirements.
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Allow time for parliamentary security procedures.
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