In the Canary Islands, the proportion of green electricity has fallen significantly. The output of renewable energy is currently fluctuating considerably.
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Below you will find all the latest news from our portal – that is, from all the Canary Islands and the Canary Islands in general, listed in chronological order:
The family model in the Canary Islands is changing. Minimal emancipation is posing major challenges for the archipelago.
Three cases of West Nile fever have been confirmed on Gran Canaria. The Canary Islands have activated a protocol and are searching for those infected.
In July, hotel occupancy rates in the Canary Islands fell once again. Meanwhile, rooms are becoming increasingly expensive. Here are the current prices.
The Canary Islands are considered one of the most child-friendly regions in Spain. Yet newborns are becoming a rarity.
Forest fires are changing. Fewer such fires are expected in Spain and the Canary Islands. However, they are expected to be much more severe.
A forest fire was started near Icod de los Vinos. The fire was quickly put out - and a suspect was arrested.
The police in Tenerife have arrested 19 people. The network is alleged to have sold documents to migrants for up to 12,000 euros.
According to the Canary Islands' monitoring system, the summer has resulted in 85 heat-related deaths - most of them in August.
The Canary Islands are reporting a continuing decline in the number of holidaymakers from Germany. Other countries are making up the shortfall.
Car registrations are on the rise again in the Canary Islands. On one island, the figure rose by 163 per cent. We take a closer look.
Tomato growers in the Canary Islands were paid just 1.06 euros per kilo in June. That is 39.8 per cent less. Potatoes became more expensive.
In the Canary Islands, the number of migrant arrivals has fallen to 4,808. Ceuta and Melilla have seen a sharp increase. Migration patterns are changing.
The Canary Islands are actively promoting LGBTIQ+ projects and nurseries. The decision was published on Monday in the Official Journal of the Canary Islands.
He is well known for his fast-paced action films. He finds peace and quiet every now and then in Gran Canaria. His connection to the Canary Islands is down to family ties.
Diesel is becoming increasingly expensive in the Canary Islands, whilst the price of petrol remains consistently high. There are significant price differences between the islands.
Tourism in the Canary Islands rose by just 0.3 per cent in July. One island actually saw a fall in visitor numbers. Nevertheless, it is important to take a closer look.
The Canary Islands have set up an observatory for their historic town centres. They are also funding other areas. These are the ones.
The housing crisis in the Canary Islands is, in part, a home-grown problem. In future, delays in the granting of planning permission should no longer hold things up.
Inflation in the Canary Islands has reached 3.4 per cent. The price index rose to 103.62 points. This has consequences for residents and tourists.
We have analysed 174 flight routes from the Canary Islands. This reveals a clear picture of which flight route is operated most punctually.
Steaks could become scarce in the Canary Islands. The western islands are experiencing a 'meat shortage'. Here are the reasons why.
In the Canary Islands, acts of violence against women have risen significantly this year. Tenerife stands out in particular.
The Canary Islands are receiving more calls for help regarding domestic violence than ever before. An average of 62 calls for help were received each day.
Excessively high bacteria levels have led to the closure of Playa Jardín on Tenerife once again. It had been closed for just under a year straight.
Nowhere are rents as expensive as in Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife. This is shown by the new rent index for all regions of the Canary Islands.
The sewage scandal in Puerto de la Cruz is having wider repercussions. Local residents are complaining about the stench. They say it is impossible to air their homes for days on end.
Tenerife's underwater world fascinates Alice Glenda Bianchi. The marine biologist from Italy gives Teneriffa News a glimpse into her world.
Animal rights activists have held two rallies. They want to stop the transfer of an orca from France to Loro Parque on Tenerife.
Four grape varieties designed to honour Tenerife's wine culture and the families of its producers: the wine is already available for tasting.
In Tenerife, the July festivities are among the most important fiestas of the year. Thousands of visitors are expected in Puerto de la Cruz.
Playa Jardín has been open for a year following sewage problems. Sewage continues to flow into the sea every day. The refurbishment is on hold until 2028.
The volcanic eruption on La Palma continues to have an impact: two businesspeople from the Canary Islands came up with a special idea. Here it is.
Tenerife is working on the redevelopment of Puerto de la Cruz. The aim is to make the town more modern, younger and more sustainable. Those are the plans.
A documentary follows the protests against mass tourism on Gran Canaria. All the details about the new film.
A chaotic day in Lanzarote ended with dozens of travellers missing their flights. The airline left the waiting passengers behind.
It is 21 February 1998. Tenerife beat Real Madrid 4-3. Yet it is not this sensational result that the fans will remember...
Aena plans to invest 13 billion euros. The company sees this as a necessary modernisation, whilst the Canary Islands' tourism sector faces significant disadvantages.
Whilst the world looks to the Michelin Guide, Spain awards Repsol Suns. The Canary Islands have once again come out on top.
The situation on Tenerife is coming to a head once again. Hours-long waits at passport control and a shortage of taxis are drawing criticism.
Graffiti and stickers targeting tourists on the one hand, good hosts on the other. How our readers are experiencing the tourism debate.
There has been an important change since the start of 2026. What motorists in the Canary Islands need to know and what they must buy by the turn of the year at the latest.
Storm Emilia has brought snow to Mount Teide. Anyone planning a trip should be aware of these temporary rules for Tenerife's national park.
A drug dealer jumped into the sea whilst fleeing from the police in Costa Adeje. The officers had to rush to his aid. Arrest!
A court has annulled the environmental impact assessment for the planned Formula 1 circuit on Tenerife. This means the project has been put on hold for the time being.
Loro Parque wants to bring two orcas to Tenerife. For animal welfare reasons, the whales are no longer allowed to perform in shows in France.
The fourth luxury hotel in Puerto de la Cruz is set to open shortly. Once again, the aim is to preserve its history whilst making selective improvements.
«Increased safety risk» is the reason given: the gas network running beneath Siam Park on Tenerife is to be decommissioned.
After a significant delay, there is finally some progress regarding the reopening of the open-air swimming pool in Puerto de la Cruz. The town council has announced a preview event.
Seven tourists have been reported off the coast of Tenerife. They failed to maintain a safe distance from whales in a protected area. Video included.
The summer carnival is being celebrated again in Tenerife. Three days of festivities are on the programme. Here's what you need to know.
Strong winds and high waves have led to red flags being raised across the Canary Islands. Many tourists ignored this, as seen here in Puerto de la Cruz.
Tenerife has been celebrating Oktoberfest for more than half a century now. We'll let you know when everything is taking place.
A video has sparked a debate online: a young man has jumped off a cliff in Puerto de la Cruz. Here are the details.
An institution returns to Tenerife: after five years of closure, El Burguer de Playa Jardín reopened at the weekend.
The night before San Juan was celebrated in Puerto de la Cruz with music and bonfires. And this was the first time it had taken place at Playa Martiánez.
It is very reminiscent of a club crest. But in Spain, this symbol is set to give certain vehicles an advantage soon.
A two-toed sloth has been born at Loro Parque on Tenerife. Both the mother and her baby are doing well.
Playa Martiánez in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, is set to undergo extensive refurbishment. The first stage will involve improvements to the beach.