
78 people rescued from a boat near the coast of El Hierro
The occupants of the cayuco, including eight minors, have been taken to the port of La Restinga.

The occupants of the cayuco, including eight minors, have been taken to the port of La Restinga.

The vessel was located eight miles off the coast of El Hierro and escorted to port for medical assistance.

A group of 20 Senegalese individuals have requested international protection on the island after the arrival of two boats, aiming to avoid deportation.

First mass expulsion case in the Canary Islands post-European Migration Pact, based on Spanish law and confidence in return to Dakar.

The Superior Court of Justice of the Canary Islands clarifies that a young woman claiming to be a minor was sent for a bone test, which determined she was over eighteen.

Island corporations express solidarity and prepare resources to support the Venezuelan community and affected areas following the seismic events.

The island council coordinates social and health support for residents affected by the seismic events in La Guaira.

The US network's feature praises the island's uniqueness against mass tourism destinations, emphasizing its nature and authenticity.

The City Council and the Salvar Tacorón platform agree to discard the project and restore the bathing area affected by the works.

A court in Valverde sees indications of criminality in the dissemination of sensitive health information without consent.

A RadioTelevisión Canaria team narrates live the dramatic capsizing of a boat with over 150 people on board at the port of La Restinga.

The Directorate General of Coasts stops El Pinar's municipal works in the protected Tecorón area following a complaint.