The Supreme Court has admitted an appeal from Dehesa de Jandía, part of Grupo Lopesan, over whether the State must compensate it with a use concession for Matorral beach in Fuerteventura. The company owned the land until the 1988 Coast Law, but the beach services have been run by third parties contracted by Pájara council since 1985.
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The Spanish government has approved the Decreto Canarias, a package of urgent measures to complete La Palma’s recovery five years after the Tajogaite volcanic eruption. It includes a 60% income tax break for island residents and €100 million for reconstruction. The decree also unlocks €600 million in budget surplus for the Canary Islands to spend on priority areas like health and education.
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House prices in Spain rose 12.2% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, marking 45 consecutive quarters of growth. The Canary Islands saw an 11% annual increase, with regional variations across the country.
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Arona Council has launched a comprehensive inspection plan targeting nightlife venues in Playa de Las Américas following repeated noise complaints from residents. Early checks have already resulted in several inspection reports that could lead to sanctions.
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A lucky Bonoloto ticket purchased in Los Realejos, Tenerife, has won over €1.3 million in the first-category prize for Saturday’s draw. Discover the winning combination and how the popular lottery works.
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Explore the remote hamlet of Cabeza de Toro in Anaga, Tenerife, where a handful of residents keep rural traditions alive. From the family-run shop at Las Carboneras to the ancient pathways once used by islanders, this is a portrait of a community shaped by landscape and memory.
Life in Cabeza de Toro: Anaga’s hidden hamlet Read More »
Discover Bar La Ta´Berna, a surprising neighbourhood bar in San Matías, La Laguna, where generous Canarian cooking meets prices that are hard to beat. From almogrote tortilla to whole octopus, this is authentic island dining with a friendly, efficient touch.
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FC Barcelona midfielder Pedri never misses a chance to praise his hometown of Tegueste. We take a closer look at this charming, agricultural town in Tenerife’s northeast and discover what makes it so special.
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The Cabildo de Tenerife has given initial approval to a major industrial project in El Chorrillo, southwest Santa Cruz. The €13m development will transform 29 hectares of land, creating new infrastructure, improving connections and protecting local heritage sites.
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The Canary Islands Platform for Those Affected by the Coastal Law has called for the suspension of demolition orders until the reform is approved. The group warns that historic and heritage sites are at risk, citing the case of a 150-year-old cave dwelling in Fuerteventura.
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