Tacoronte approves a groundwater-focused water self-sufficiency policy amid VOX's demands for transparency and community participation in local water management and subsidies.
Tacoronte approves a groundwater-focused water self-sufficiency policy amid VOX's demands for transparency and community participation in local water management and subsidies.
Tenerife's local government allocates over €3 million to support 37 non-professional sports clubs for the 2025/2026 season, emphasizing gender equality and covering key operational costs.
Hospital La Candelaria leads Canary Islands' healthcare excellence rankings as Spain broadens public funding for innovative treatments in cancer, hemophilia, and other severe diseases.
The Canary Islands government has initiated the €9.9 million tender for a new health center in Corralejo, addressing growing population healthcare needs.
Las Palmas’ economy in 2025 thrives on tourism, energy, and commercial sectors, positioning it as a key Canary Islands economic hub with a forward-looking sustainability approach.
Storm Emilia is causing widespread severe weather alerts in Spain, with intense winds and rain particularly threatening the Canary Islands and southern mainland.
ASG spokesperson Casimiro Curbelo calls for a concrete, cooperative strategy to reduce tourism dependency and diversify the economies of non-capital Canary Islands.
Official trophies won by Spain’s national football teams are exhibited at the Materno Infantil Hospital in the Canary Islands to uplift hospitalized children and promote sports values.
The Cabildo de Tenerife launches a €50,000 subsidy to support circular economy projects in the island's textile and footwear industries, promoting sustainability and material reuse by local actors.
The regions of Lanzarote and San Antonio are deepening their economic and tourism collaboration with a focus on enhancing air connectivity and market opportunities.
An event in the Canary Islands on World Children's Day highlights children’s experiences of natural disasters and war, featuring testimonies from affected youth and recognizing research on childhood issues.
Storm Claudia is set to cause heavy rains over 350 mm and strong winds up to 100 km/h across Spain and the Canary Islands, prompting government alerts for public safety.
The Canary Islands and Madrid are making major investments in digital health programs for 2026, with budgets focused on enhancing technology and patient care services.
UD Las Palmas held meetings with families of youth academy players to discuss child protection policies and reinforce the club's educational and social commitment.
Tenerife's waste management companies request compensation from the Cabildo to offset losses due to free wood chip distribution from forest fire debris, warning of business risk without support.
The Basque Country's dual vocational training model stands as a benchmark for employment success in Spain, while the Canary Islands seek more adaptable training systems.
Spain's Canary Islands push organic waste initiatives with a 2026 goal for separate collection, while Andalusia discusses circular economy strategies at regional environmental conferences.
Local governments in Canary Islands announce over €300,000 in sports funding and renovate key football facilities to support grassroots clubs and enhance fan experience.
The Canary Islands have approved their first Social Economy Strategy for 2026-2029, focusing on inclusive job creation and sustainability aligned with global development goals.