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It was almost exactly 12 years ago, at the 4th EVN Symposium, that we first presented our project of placing a VLBI antenna at Madeira, ideally linked to the EVN. Now, the 10th EVN Symposium has already passed. Twelve years ago there were 10 antennas on the EVN, now we have 18. A lot of things have changed during these 12 yrs, the EVN now growing to become e-EVN with all antennas linked via fibre cable in order to do real time data acquisition and processing. On our side, we have selected and completed all tasks required to inspect in detail the best sites in Madeira: weather, RFI, horizon profiling, etc. And rather than having a stalled or stopped project we have now become more ambitious. We are keeping two sites at Madeira as candidate locations, since they both fit all requirements for placing a top-class radio astronomical instrument.

A VLBI antenna at the island of Madeira