The 'Médano Park' case involves seven defendants. Despite the withdrawal of the private prosecution, the court in Tenerife is continuing with the trial.
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The failed rent package hits the Canary Islands. According to Torres, more than 100,000 tenants could face rent rises in 2026.
The Canary Islands have reported a fall in the number of road deaths on rural roads. We have taken a close look at the statistics. Here are our findings.
La Laguna Tenerife are aiming for their first league win. Against Unicaja, rebounds and coping with their deep roster will be key.
The earthquake off the coast of Fuerteventura was strong enough to be felt in the Canary Islands. Meanwhile, preparations for volcanic emergencies are under way on Tenerife.
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A cap on hire cars is intended to ease congestion on the roads in the Canary Islands. The restriction would mainly affect tourists.
The Canary Islands are once again opening nursery enrolment for the coming year. In addition, housing allowances will also be granted to residents.
The works in Puerto de la Cruz are designed to attract public attention and give the impression that they are a solution to the sewage problem. They have nothing to do with it.
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Emergency lanes, overtaking at a specific speed and compulsory helmet use: several road traffic regulations are set to change from October. Here they are.
Things get heated during an incident at Playa Socorro on Tenerife. Lifeguards step in and resort to physical force.
The Canary Islands' Ministry of Tourism is revising its strategic support plan. New grants for businesses and employees may be available.
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21.6 cents more expensive than the Canary Islands average: diesel is particularly expensive on one island. We'll tell you where to fill up cheaply on each island.
The Canary Islands Government has approved the agreement for the second phase of the modernisation of Puerto de la Cruz. Here's what's behind the plan.
Runways are a source of division between AENA and the Canary Islands Government. New runways are being called for, but the current bottleneck lies in the terminal.
No company has come forward to undertake the 500-million-euro refurbishment of Tenerife's main airport. Politicians are now applying pressure.
Arona encompasses the large tourist area in the south of Tenerife. Crime rates there are rising rapidly. We set out to investigate.
A sewage pipe has been broken at Playa Jardín for years. The beach is repeatedly closed off. The redevelopment plan has now fallen through.
Three beaches on Tenerife have been closed. The problem: bacteria from sewage near the beaches. Lanzarote is also affected.
In October, 23 ships are set to bring up to 67,270 cruise passengers to Santa Cruz de Tenerife. On 10 October alone, up to 9,334 of them are expected to arrive.
The Hiperdino supermarket chain is celebrating its 41st birthday with prize draws and special offers. The company has organised these events in the Canary Islands.
The earth has trembled once again on El Hierro. Seismologists have recorded eleven tremors over the past seven days.
The Canary Islands are set for another spell of hot weather. Temperatures are set to rise until at least Thursday. Here is the forecast.
The dispute over the sewage treatment plant near Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife shows no sign of abating. The town hall is now demanding answers.
There's no shortage of celebrations in Tenerife's capital. A record budget has been set aside for this purpose next year. Here it is.
Diesel prices in the Canary Islands are higher than they have ever been since records began. We've done the legwork for you and know where to find the 'bargains'.
We've looked into all the flights to Germany and all the airlines operating from the Canary Islands for you. These were the most punctual flights in August.
Is your favourite beach in the Canary Islands sometimes closed? If you want to know all about the current water quality, we have the solution.
Fewer holiday lettings are generating more overnight stays. The industry in the Canary Islands is undergoing change. We explain why.
Three accidents, which occurred almost simultaneously on Thursday, caused significant disruption to traffic on Tenerife's main motorways. Here's what happened.
The Canary Islands do not want to leave anything to chance before the rainy season. After Storm Therese, there must be no more surprises.
In August, 5,559 new vehicles were registered in the Canary Islands. Lanzarote saw a 22.4 per cent increase, putting it clearly in the lead.
108 deaths in the Canary Islands are directly attributed to the heat. In the past ten days alone, there have been 19 further deaths.
In August, consumer prices in the Canary Islands rose for the seventh month running. At least unemployment is falling.
Tenerife recorded 1.56 million car journeys per day in August. This was 10.6 per cent fewer than in July.
The Playa del Cabezo-Paseo de las Palmeras bathing area in Güímar has been closed. Sewage bacteria were detected.
A yellow heat warning is in place for the Canary Islands. Here are the forecasts and temperatures.
An earthquake measuring 2.0 on the Richter scale struck off the coast of Tenerife. Seismologists have recently reported several tectonic earthquakes at the same location.
We have analysed all flight routes from the Canary Islands. These routes were particularly punctual - and particularly late.
On Tenerife, a hotel chain is trialling an app for booking sun loungers by the pool. The aim is to put an end to 'towel races'.
Fuel prices in the Canary Islands are continuing to rise. Premium petrol is now at its highest level since September 2022. Here are the prices and some tips on filling up.
In the Canary Islands, one in four pupils has to repeat a year, which is higher than the national average. And that's not all.
From Saturday, temperatures will rise in the Canary Islands. A Calima will first reach Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, then the other islands as well.
The electric car market is picking up in the Canary Islands. In August, dealers sold 82 per cent more electric cars than a year earlier. There are reasons for this.
A system failure has brought numerous flights to and from the Canary Islands to a standstill. Dozens of flights were cancelled, causing chaos.
A lorry carrying butane gas cylinders overturned on Tenerife. Several cylinders broke, prompting an emergency response.
Wikie and Kejio are due to be moved to Loro Parque on Tenerife. This has prompted two organisations to draw up an alternative plan.
So far, 31 people have lost their lives on rural roads in the Canary Islands. This represented a fall - at least on the face of it.
We analysed 34 airlines for you in August: these were the most punctual and most reliable airlines on routes to the Canary Islands.
Summer is entering its final stages in the Canary Islands. But according to the Aemet, this is set to end soon. August has already been an exceptional month.
Anyone needing an appointment with a specialist in the Canary Islands will need to be patient. This is particularly true in these areas.
Property prices in the Canary Islands are rising significantly. The price per square metre has broken through a key threshold. Prices have been rising for a good 12 years.
San Marcos School is to become a new vocational training centre. In future, it will also offer courses for jobseekers.
The Canary Islands are starting the week with hot weather. An orange alert is in place in some areas. Here's the forecast.
The airports in the Canary Islands performed very differently in terms of punctuality in August. We've taken a look for you.
In the Canary Islands, the number of long-term unemployed has fallen to 63,326. One island stands out in particular.
The Spanish police are warning of further arrivals of migrants in the Canary Islands. Teneriffa News has the report. Here it is.
In the Canary Islands, 45 people have drowned so far this year. That is six more than last year. The number of children is particularly alarming.
In the Canary Islands, the average weekly share of green electricity stood at 28.5 per cent. The daily peak even reached 38.2 per cent.
The AEMET has issued a warning of rough seas in Tenerife and Gran Canaria. The Canary Islands are off to an unpleasant start to September. The forecast.