Telejornal Madeira — 3 June 2026:

• Rockslide injures two Belarusian tourists in Boaventura — A rockslide on the regional road in Achadinha (Boaventura) struck a car carrying six Belarusian tourists. Two were injured (aged 27 and 64) and taken to hospital; the other four returned to their accommodation.
• General strike disrupts health and education sectors — The 12th general strike since democracy saw low adherence in education (14%, 756 teachers and 968 non-teaching staff) but high in health (65–67% among nurses). Four primary schools closed and hospital services were reduced to minimum levels.
• Government allocates €20 million to mental health institutions — Funding includes €13.5 million for the Instituto das Irmãs Hospitaleiras do Sagrado Coração de Jesus (pedopsychiatry) and €6.7 million for Casa de Saúde São João de Deus (alcoholism unit), retroactive to January 2023.
• New 24/7 fire surveillance road in Ribeira Brava — A €167,000 forest road linking Trompica (Ribeira Brava) to Aviceiros (Câmara de Lobos) will enable permanent wildfire monitoring by civil protection forces.
• Legislative Assembly rejects lifting tourism secretary's immunity — 24 deputies voted against lifting Eduardo Jesus' immunity in a case involving alleged statements during the 2025 budget debate; he stated he was available to testify.
• ACIF demands suspension of rental car tax — The Funchal commerce association warns the tax affects 24,000 pre-existing contracts (175,000 rental days) and €590,000 in costs, urging differentiated treatment for residents and local businesses.
• Government signs €200,000 in youth association contracts — 19 youth and student associations received funding for cultural events, health promotion, and academic mentorship programs.
• Madeiran athletes shine at Artistic Skating World Cup in Italy — Margarida Costa won silver; Sebastião Costa placed fifth; their sister Madalena competes in the senior category on Thursday.
• Weather forecast — Cloudy with light rain in northern Madeira; temperatures 20–25°C (Funchal) and 18–22°C (Porto Santo); strong winds up to 70 km/h in high-altitude areas; rough seas on the north coast.

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