The PSOE has urged the Canary Islands government to rethink its tax policy after 2025 revenue hit €3.88bn, nearly 6% more than 2024. The Socialist party criticised a surge in consumption taxes and a collapse in inheritance tax income, while the regional government defended its record and called for flexibility on spending rules.
Canary Islands tax revenue hits €3.88bn but spending row erupts Read More »
The Canary Islands recorded its third month of falling unemployment in 2026 this May. The total number of jobless people dropped below 145,000 for the first time since December 2007, while Social Security affiliations also increased.
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A new study commissioned by the Fundación Canarina reveals that 90% of Canary Islands residents believe the region’s tourist model needs changing. Housing access is the top concern, with nearly half the population citing it as a primary worry, far ahead of tourism itself. The research also highlights a widespread perception that quality of life has declined over the past decade.
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House prices in the Canary Islands capital cities have continued to rise in the first quarter of 2026, with Santa Cruz de Tenerife overtaking Las Palmas de Gran Canaria as the most expensive. Across the archipelago, prices now exceed pre-2008 bubble peaks, driven by limited supply and strong demand. The most expensive square metre can be found in Adeje, Tenerife, at 3,727.9 euros.
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Discover Tegueste, the charming Tenerife village where Barcelona midfielder Pedri grew up. From ancient Guanche caves to rural vineyards, explore the heritage and landscapes that shaped one of LaLiga’s brightest stars. A perfect blend of football fame and Canarian tradition.
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After more than three decades of trying, Adeje Council’s plan to buy the historic Casa Fuerte has hit yet another legal setback. A judicial appeal by one of the many owners means the process must go back to the full council, delaying the rescue of this key piece of post-conquest Tenerife history.
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In an exclusive interview, the head of Fred. Olsen Express discusses the company’s strategy following Baleària’s takeover of Armas Trasmediterránea. He explains the new solo route from Huelva, the importance of a strong competitor, and the firm’s commitment to serving the Canary Islands.
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Canary Islands President Fernando Clavijo delivered a politically charged speech on Día de Canarias, asserting the archipelago’s identity and rejecting outside interference. He warned of global instability and called for unity to face challenges from Europe and Spain.
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The Spanish Housing Minister has formally warned the Canary Islands Government to act against over 14,200 illegal tourist homes detected by the Property Registry. Isabel Rodriguez has told regional authorities they are failing to clamp down on holiday rentals that are pushing locals out of the housing market. The warning comes after the Supreme Court struck down the state’s centralised short-term rental register.
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From a Tenerife family with French and Italian roots to a La Gomera dynasty built around a humble village shop, discover the multicultural heritage shaping modern Canarian identity. These five families reveal how tradition, food and community keep the archipelago’s spirit alive.
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