I wouldn't say they are definitely related (unless you are talking about going back to the origin of the haplogroup as the MRCA), but it is evidence of a potential relationship.

From Madeira Island Portugal?

Yes. DNA shows our ancestry is linked with Chimpanzees. Both humans and chimpanzees have endogenous retroviruses showing up at the exact same location on the DNA strand as each other. This doesn't mean that we come from chimpanzees, but rather that we have a common ancestor. Let me give a simple example of how this works, with regard to the above. Let's say a man who lived 500 years ago was subject to a serious virus but survived and had children. And then now, 500 years later, they find this man's remains and do a test on his genome and discover within its DNA sequence there's a reference to this virus at a certain point. And then, let's say you and I both decide to have our DNA checked, and let's say they discover that along our DNA strands, at the exact same point as the man above, there is a reference trace to this virus. Would you say that it's a safe bet that you and I both have this man as a common relative or ancestor? There is no question, even with just using DNA as evidence, that we have evolved through the means of evolution.