Doris Borrego has been re-elected for a fourth term to lead the Canary Islands Holiday Rental Association (ASCAV). The association, representing over 2,100 members, faces significant challenges from new regional and European regulations. It is positioning itself as a key defender of small local owners against large investment funds.
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The Spanish Senate will debate a crucial motion to address the severe housing crisis in the Canary Islands. The plan calls for a state-led programme to build 44,000 new affordable homes and regulate external demand. Read on for the key details of this ambitious proposal.
Senate to Debate Plan for 44,000 New Homes in Canaries Read More »
The University of La Laguna is set to launch the Canary Islands’ first-ever degree in Aerospace Engineering next academic year. This initiative aims to meet the growing demand for specialised talent driven by new satellite projects and scientific investments in the archipelago. Read on to discover how this new programme aims to retain local talent and fuel the region’s burgeoning space industry.
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A 2020 court ruling is set to determine the political fate of the mayor of Santa Lucía de Tirajana and five councillors, who could be declared defectors and lose their governing rights. The municipal secretary must issue a report based on the precedent, forcing a key vote in the council. The outcome hinges on the decision of the local PSOE councillors who currently prop up the administration.
Santa Lucía Mayor Faces Ouster as 2020 Ruling Paves Way Read More »
The Canary Islands property market is moving at breakneck speed, with 40% of homes selling within a month. Buyers describe a “nightmare” scenario of intense competition, often finding their dream home snapped up before they can make a second viewing. Discover the strategies buyers and agents are using in this frenzied market.
Canary Islands Property Sells in Days as Buyers Face Frenzied Market Read More »
Seven young Indian sailors, who paid thousands for a job at sea, are now stranded in Tenerife after their ship was seized carrying 10 tonnes of cocaine. With no income, no work permit, and unable to return home, they survive on charity while awaiting a court’s decision. Their story reveals a potential case of human trafficking and the stark vulnerability of migrant workers.
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The Canary Islands Government has reopened a vital funding stream for municipalities to update their urban development plans, with €2.3 million activated for 2026. This support aims to unblock land, plan public facilities, and address the archipelago’s housing emergency. Read the full article for a breakdown of the funding and which municipalities have benefited most.
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The Canary Islands Ministry of Education has opened applications for 686 teaching positions across all seven islands. Significant improvements to the selection process have been introduced, including holding mandatory presentation events on every island to avoid costly travel for candidates. Read the full details on the available specialities and new exam structure.
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The Hospital Universitario Nuestra Señora de La Candelaria in Tenerife is pioneering a cost-effective healthcare revolution. By using a 3D printer to create personalised rehabilitation tools for hand injuries, they have reduced costs by 97.6% and significantly increased the number of patients they can treat daily. Discover how this innovative approach is setting a new standard for personalised care in the Canary Islands.
Tenerife Hospital Saves 97% with 3D-Printed Therapy Tools Read More »
The Cabildo de Tenerife has committed €350,000 to establish Casa Pipa Tenerife, a free temporary home for children undergoing cancer treatment and their families. The facility, spearheaded by the Fundación Canaria Pequeño Valiente, will offer adapted accommodation and comprehensive support, particularly for families from other islands. This initiative is part of a growing investment in specialised care for childhood cancer on the island.
Tenerife Funds €350k for Cancer Support Home for Children Read More »
