Telejornal Madeira — 7 August 2026:

• **National exam re-evaluation results** — Students in Madeira received their national exam re-evaluation results, with many improving their grades, allowing them to adjust their university applications by Monday.
• **Curral das Freiras residents prefer a new road over a cable car** — Residents of Curral das Freiras prioritise building a second road access over a proposed cable car, citing safety and practicality concerns.
• **Luso-Venezuelans in Madeira await professional qualification recognition** — Hundreds of Portuguese-Venezuelans in Madeira are still waiting for their professional qualifications to be recognised, preventing them from working in their fields.
• **Bishop of Funchal to celebrate Mass in Venezuela** — The Bishop of Funchal will travel to Venezuela to celebrate Mass in honour of Nossa Senhora do Monte and visit earthquake-affected areas.
• **JPP accuses Regional Government of incompetence in PRR execution** — The Juntos pelo Povo party criticises the regional government for poor management of the Recovery and Resilience Plan, citing unmet housing and infrastructure projects.
• **PSD confident in EU approval for renewal of the black scabbard fish fleet** — The PSD pushes for EU authorisation to modernise the black scabbard fish fishing fleet, emphasising safety and working conditions for fishermen.
• **Chega reports safety failures at car wash in Santa Cruz** — The Chega party flags unsafe electrical installations at a car wash in Santa Cruz, demanding inspections and licensing clarification.
• **Marítimo and Nacional prepare for Primeira Liga return** — Madeira's Marítimo and Nacional gear up for the new Primeira Liga season — Marítimo aiming for stability, Nacional seeking improvement.
• **Gathering of Madeira university students at Colégio dos Jesuítas** — Around 80 university students from Madeira meet to discuss employability and professional opportunities, focusing on market readiness and networking.
• **Luso-Venezuelan Festival in Ribeira Brava raises funds for Venezuela** — The Luso-Venezuelan festival in Ribeira Brava takes on a charitable dimension, with part of the proceeds supporting earthquake victims in Venezuela.
• **Arte Camacha 2026 brings entertainment to the heart of the parish** — The Arte Camacha festival kicks off with music, crafts and gastronomy, expecting high attendance and cultural immersion.
• **Gathering at the Monte includes residents from Hospital João de Almada and Lar Santa Isabel** — Residents from Hospital João de Almada and Lar Santa Isabel take part in a gathering during the novenas of Madeira's patron saint, reviving devotional memories.
• **Espaço Infinito viewpoint in Seixal goes viral** — A privately built viewpoint in Seixal, known as Espaço Infinito, gains global attention for its scenic views and sensory experience.
• **Yellow weather warning for high temperatures in Madeira** — The archipelago remains under a yellow weather warning for high temperatures, with cloudy skies and possible light rain expected.

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