
Canary Islands Parliament Questions Government Over Withholding Volcano Aid Beneficiary Data
A parliamentary legal report finds the Canary Islands Government lacks sufficient legal grounds to conceal the identity of volcano aid recipients.
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A parliamentary legal report finds the Canary Islands Government lacks sufficient legal grounds to conceal the identity of volcano aid recipients.

The Cabildo of La Palma is working on a project to integrate conservation, science, and the blue economy.

The driver lost his life after veering off the road and subsequently falling down a nearby ravine.

Eighty athletes completed a demanding course connecting the coast of Santa Cruz with the Roque de los Muchachos.

The nationalist party emphasizes the importance of the work, financed by FDCAN, for the island's urban and tourist development.

The first multisectoral diagnosis was presented to modernize management and improve citizen care across the islands.

The Popular Party criticizes the lack of progress and legal uncertainty for La Palma residents regarding tax relief and post-volcano aid.

Two parcel delivery operators experienced a serious incident in Las Breñas after going to the wrong address, provoking a violent reaction from the resident.

La Palma's Cabildo progresses post-volcano recovery, granting access to residences on Avenida Marítima and Maximiliano D. Montesinos street.

The Cabildo of La Palma, through Sodepal, supports the presence of local producers at the Atlantic Food Show.

The measure, effective Monday, June 1st, affects La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro, Tenerife, and Gran Canaria until September 30th.

The event, taking place from May 29th to 31st, aims to consolidate the island as a destination for motorhomes and campers.