The Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) marks 147 years since its founding in 1879. The article reflects on the party’s historic journey, its role in the Canary Islands, and the enduring relevance of socialist values in today’s political climate.
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The 21st edition of Animayo Gran Canaria is almost here, with Disney legend Tony Bancroft presiding over the international jury. Discover the full programme, including world premieres, special screenings and the 75 short films competing for top honours.
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The Santa Cruz de Tenerife Book Fair has returned to García Sanabria Park, transforming the city’s green heart into a literary hub until Monday 4 May. With over thirty stalls and a packed programme of author signings, workshops and storytelling, the event offers something for every reader against the backdrop of the city’s founding festivities.
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Tens of thousands of Canary Islanders took to the streets on May Day to demand better wages, an end to the “working poor” phenomenon, and greater access to affordable housing. Protesters also voiced opposition to the war in Iran and called for the recognition of unpaid care work. Union leaders criticised the region’s economic growth for failing to translate into improved living standards for workers.
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A minibasket match in La Laguna was suspended for 25 minutes after parents and family members of the Luther King Arafo school team directed racist insults at a Cuban referee. The official was told “We’ll find you from the boat you came in on,” according to the match report. Despite the incident occurring 13 days ago, no sanctions or apologies have been issued.
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Canary Islands singer Ana Guerra has performed at a global music festival in China, surprising fans with a live show even in heavy rain. The Tenerife artist continues to expand her international career beyond Spain. Watch the video of her rain-soaked performance.
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A full rehearsal for Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Tenerife took place on Wednesday, testing security and logistics across La Laguna and Santa Cruz. Vatican and Spanish royal officials inspected key sites ahead of the pontiff’s arrival on 12 June.
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Festival Mar Abierto has unveiled its 20th anniversary programme, featuring 20 concerts across Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura and Tenerife with artists including Luz Casal, Marta Sánchez and Pablo López. Organisers expect to exceed 25,000 attendees and estimate the event will generate nearly €3.3m for the Canarian economy while supporting around 45 full-time equivalent jobs.
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The sketch of La Orotava’s grand sand carpet for Corpus Christi has been presented, depicting the Teide, Canarian flora and fauna, and a poignant tribute to the Red Cross’s humanitarian work. The carpet will be completed on 11 June, ahead of Pope Leo XIV’s arrival in Tenerife to highlight the migrant crisis.
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The EÓLICA International Renewable Energy Festival returns to Tenerife on 16-17 October 2026 with a first lineup including Grammy-nominated Jayda G, Motor City Drum Ensemble and Horse Meat Disco. Beyond music, the event combines art, science and sustainability at the ITER technology institute in Granadilla de Abona.
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