ECDC has published Communicable disease threats report 4 January 2013, week 1. This is a PDF. The CDTRs are the best overviews I know on European and global disease outbreaks. In the detailed report on the Madeira dengue outbreak, ECDC writes:
As of 3 January 2013, 74 patients have been diagnosed with dengue after returning from Madeira: 10 in Portugal, 23 in the UK, 19 in Germany, three in France, five in Sweden, four in Finland, two in Denmark, two in Austria, and two in Norway. Croatia, Slovenia, Spain and Switzerland have all reported one case each. It is possible that there is an under-reporting of imported cases due to the holiday period.
ECDC has also been reporting on cholera in Cuba, almost the only official agency to do so; but it's careful to identify its sources as "media," and points out that the Cuban government declared the outbreak over back in August.
