Telejornal Madeira — 14 September 2026 (each headline links to that exact moment in the video):

• **Back to school in Madeira** — Thousands of students returned to class, with 680 new students enrolling at the University of Madeira; teacher shortages and housing difficulties for displaced students were highlighted.
• **Teacher shortage** — The Regional Government and teachers' unions exchanged accusations over unfilled teaching posts at the start of the academic year.
• **Dried gaiado fish seized** — The Maritime Police seized over two tons of dried gaiado from artisanal fishing boats; fishermen protested, saying it was for family consumption during local festivities.
• **Low transition to higher education** — Only 42% of Madeira secondary-school leavers enrolled in higher education — among Portugal's lowest rates (Pordata).
• **Precarious work & cost of living** — A European study found 75% of Portuguese in precarious situations cite low wages as the main cause; rising living costs also hit Madeira.
• **Orange warning for heat** — IPMA issued an orange hot-weather warning, with forecasts up to 31°C in Funchal and 28°C in Porto Santo.
• **São Vicente Health Centre works** — €3.7 million energy-efficiency renovations due beside next summer, improving thermal comfort and fixing structural issues.
• ~~'~~Madeira Week' at Parliament~~

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