The future of a planned 2.7% pension increase for over 418,000 retirees in the Canary Islands is uncertain after Congress rejected the government’s omnibus decree. The government must now act swiftly to pass a new bill to prevent February payments from reverting to last year’s rates. The political stalemate mirrors an identical situation that occurred just one year ago.
Canary Islands Pension Rise in Doubt After Congress Vote Read More »
A major new study shows residents of the Canary Islands aged 55-75 feel youthful, valued, and independent, yet give their mental health a failing grade. Community leaders warn of a loneliness epidemic, criticising inadequate public support and calling for urgent action on emotional wellbeing.
Canary Islands Seniors Face Mental Health Crisis Amid High Hopes Read More »
The environmental group Turcón-Ecologistas en Acción has reported the Canary Islands government to the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor in Madrid for failing to collect €17 million in environmental fines. An official audit warns of serious deficiencies in sanction management, leading to public fund losses and environmental impunity. Read the full report on this structural failure.
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The Canary Islands Special Zone (ZEC) is booming, growing five times faster than the archipelago’s overall economy. With record turnover, profits, and the creation of nearly 1,500 new jobs in 2025, the ZEC is becoming a major hub for high-value international businesses. Read how this special economic zone is transforming the Canaries’ business landscape.
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