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Journalist with over 15 years of experience in Canarian media. Specialized in local politics and urban planning. Degree in Journalism from ULPGC.
Canary mayors analyzed education, employment, beach safety, and financing, agreeing to demand air conditioning for schools.
The pre-agreement aims to update and standardize union working hours credit and other rights to ensure stable social dialogue.
European and Canary Islands Government technicians verify progress of funded projects in Lanzarote, focusing on mental health and youth employment.
Collaboration to use public purchasing as a tool for social cohesion, inclusive employment, and local development on the island.
The agreement aims to streamline the registration of Advance Healthcare Directives (MAV) in the Canary Islands' healthcare sector.
Commissioner Noelia García highlights the need for strengthening transparency and the right to public information access after the XI Congress.
Minister Nieves Lady Barreto and President Juan Avello led the Joint Commission to plan actions and address needs.
The Canary Islands Government plans to disburse 70% of aid this month, accelerating the usual schedule and simplifying administrative procedures.
Representatives from Senior Day Centers across the islands presented proposals on care, inclusion, and participation to the regional chamber.
The Government of the Canary Islands maintains the aid of 20 cents per liter for non-capital islands due to increased fuel costs.
The Canary Islands Government's Health Department reports a 44% increase in specialist reinforcement plans, attending to over 11,000 patients.
The subsidy will support approximately 300 individuals and strengthen the professional structure of three entities in Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and Lanzarote.
