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Canary Government’s Zero-Rated “Basic Basket” Under Scrutiny

The Canary Islands Government has announced a list of 45 essential products to be taxed at 0% IGIC, including dairy, fruit, vegetables, and protein. However, opposition parties criticise the move as mere propaganda, pointing out most items were already zero-rated and demanding more help for vulnerable families. Read the full analysis of the political and economic debate.

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Canary Islands Plan Major Transport Overhaul with New Law

The Canary Islands are set for a radical transport transformation under a new Sustainable Mobility Law. The plan prioritises buses and trams over private cars, introduces on-demand services for remote areas, and creates a Mobility Lab to pilot innovative solutions. Read how this law aims to tackle congestion, cut emissions, and redefine mobility as a fundamental right.

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Canaries to Replace Outdated Maps with Digital Precision

The Canary Islands government is launching a legal revolution to replace inaccurate, paper-based maps from 1987 with a high-precision digital system for the archipelago’s 148 protected natural areas. This new law aims to end decades of cartographic ambiguity, providing legal certainty for landowners and planners. Discover how satellite technology will redefine environmental management across the islands.

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Baleària Wins Approval to Boost Canary Islands Ferry Links

Ferry company Baleària has received a key regulatory green light to acquire maritime routes serving the Canary Islands, a move it says will significantly boost inter-island and mainland connectivity. The firm plans a €45 million investment in fleet upgrades and crew training to ensure a modern, reliable service. Read the full details of this strategic expansion in the archipelago.

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