Telejornal Madeira — 2 June 2026:

• Wildfire prevention — Enhanced measures for 2024 include more heli-transported teams, fire analysts, drones, and operational staff (42 resources and 136 full-time personnel), with doubled Red Cross and Armed Forces teams, targeting rapid initial response within 20 minutes.
• Luso-descendants & residency — Venezuelan immigrant association Venacom warns that Portuguese nationality processes don't guarantee residency rights in Madeira, leaving applicants vulnerable to expulsion if unregularized.
• €79 airfare cap delayed — The new law removing the support ceiling has been passed, but the Secretary of Tourism, Environment, and Culture says there's no implementation timeline yet due to required platform adaptations.
• Literacy tests — Around 2,100 fourth-grade students took a mandatory Portuguese literacy monitoring exam (digital, non-graded); a mathematics test is scheduled for Friday.
• Funchal social funding — €20,000 allocated to Centro da Mãe and Liga Portuguesa contra o Cancéro to support families, cancer patients, and prevention programs.
• NOS fiber & 5G — NOS reaches 100% fiber and 5G coverage in Madeira by year-end, after a decade-long €80 million investment; inaugurated a digital inclusion room for seniors at Centro Comunitário de São Martinho.
• Rural tourism in Fajã da Ovelha — A new rural tourism unit opens with €800,000 invested in three restored houses, amid housing-price pressures in Calheta and expanding social housing projects.
• Miguel Albuquerque threatens resignation — He threatens to quit the PSD Congress presidency over unresolved Madeira issues: stalled regional finance law, healthcare debts, hospital expansion, and free trade zone reforms.
• *PSD rejects Mais Energia expansion* — The majority argues current government support suffices, opposing structural funding beyond PRR limits for low-income families.
• Funchal cultural funding — €540,000 invested in cultural associations for production costs and artist payments, though groups seek long-term spaces and multi-year support.
• Street cleanup campaign — 200 students cleaned Funchal streets, collecting 12–13 five-liter containers of cigarette butts, highlighting ocean pollution risks.
• Early-childhood literacy — Madeira adopts evidence-based literacy programs focusing on critical thinking and tailored instruction, with seminars promoting educator–family collaboration.
• Table tennis playoff — Clube Desportivo São Roque prepares for a decisive home playoff against Sporting, hoping to overturn a 3–1 first-leg deficit in the national championship final.
• Downhill Cup — João Nunes and Ana Rodrigues win the Madeira Downhill Cup; 70 cyclists competed in Santa Cruz.
• Backyard Ultra — Madeira's Backyard Ultra earns bronze status in the global circuit; October's extreme edition in Machico will feature steep climbs testing athletes' endurance.
• Fishing team — Three Madeirans selected for Portugal's national fishing team at the World Championship in Italy; the association highlights talent development across 7 clubs and 170 athletes.
• Weather — Sunny skies, moderate winds (gusts up to 70 km/h in the highlands), and sea waves up to 2 m on the north coast.

Watch: RTP Play — Telejornal Madeira

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