Closure on Covadonga and lane occupied on Felo Monzón: two Emalsa works starting Monday
Emalsa closes Covadonga street and occupies a lane on Pintor Felo Monzón from Monday, July 13. Sanitation works will last until Friday 17.
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Airam Concepción Afonso, 20, with autism, disappeared on February 16, 2026, during Los Indianos in La Palma.
Emalsa closes Covadonga street and occupies a lane on Pintor Felo Monzón from Monday, July 13. Sanitation works will last until Friday 17.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria will invest €3.5 million to repair the pumping station at Teatro Pérez Galdós, damaged by Storm Therese.
The Cabildo of La Gomera opens registrations for the Elderly Island Meeting on July 19 in Hermigua, with a tribute to Gomeran women.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife invests 34.6 million in social services, spending 165.61 euros per inhabitant, exceeding both Canary and national averages.
The Cabildo of La Gomera keeps registrations open for the Insular Meeting of the Elderly on July 19 in Hermigua with music and tributes.
Lanzarote has 150,000 vehicles and 170,000 inhabitants, but its roads haven't been expanded since 2014. The latest fatal accident reignites the debate.
Ana de León moves the crowd at the Casillas del Ángel festivities with a letter to her brother Pablo, a businessman who passed away in 2018.
Students from IES San Marcos in Icod de los Vinos create Naira, an AI irrigation system, and install it in Senegal during 15 days of cooperation.
Rafael Viñes, former councillor of Las Palmas, defends his 90s project to create a city for the homeless, wrongly called 'City of the Poor'.
The Italian Prime Minister spent summers in La Gomera, learning Spanish while playing with other children. Her father was convicted of drug trafficking.
AFAMCA organizes the Cuida+ day for non-professional caregivers on July 24 in Fuerteventura, with free registration.