Canaries' first sustainable debt, launched at 500 million euros, receives offers for 2,000 million
Canarias' first sustainable bond issuance, valued at 500 million euros, has exceeded all expectations by receiving offers for more than 2,000 million. Discover how this financial milestone reinforces confidence in the Canarian economy.
Canary Islands workers continue to lose purchasing power, especially in construction
A report by CCOO reveals that the loss of purchasing power in the Canary Islands continues to worsen despite measures against the energy crisis, especially among construction workers
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A technology to connect generations that combats the loneliness of elderly people in the Canary Islands
Discover Little Challenge: the AI that combats loneliness in the Canary Islands, uniting the elderly and young people through stories, games, and the rich cultural heritage of the islands
Zapata sees it as necessary for the Canary Islands to accelerate their waste management model transformation
The counselor highlighted that the Canary Islands currently send more than 67% of their waste to landfills compared to 6% in the Balearic Islands and recalled that almost 96% of the energy consumed by the islands still depends on fossil fuels.
What does the passenger from Lanzarote gain and lose with the new EU air regulation?
The review of Brussels' rights framework unifies carry-on baggage criteria and speeds up refunds, but gives airlines oxygen by making force majeure compensation more flexible
'Acredita tu experiencia' processed more than 1,000 applications from Lanzarote workers in 2025
The free service managed by Asolan and financed by the Cabildo to accredit the competencies of working people grows exponentially
Public consultation period for the Canary Islands Housing Plan 2026-2030 open
The new strategic document will define housing policies for the next five years and will strengthen the response to the housing emergency in the islands
The autonomous community scholarships incorporate artistic teachings such as conservatories or the acting school
Universities, Science and Innovation and Culture expands the beneficiaries of the call to favor access to higher education and recognize the diversity of training pathways in the Canary Islands
Canary Islands, one of the regions that will lead growth in 2026, according to BBVA
Discover how the tourist "refuge effect" boosts the Canary Islands, while the war in the Middle East slows down the industrial north
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