Lanzarote and Proexca renew their agreement to internationalize the island's economy
The agreement focuses mainly on the sectors: agri-food, fashion, advanced tourism services, circular economy and renewable energies
The Canary Islands maritime sector seeks opportunities in Norway
Proexca, in collaboration with the Canary Islands Maritime Cluster, promotes the participation of companies in the naval industry in one of the most important meetings in Europe
Brussels' oceanic plan for the Canary Islands
The European Commission adopts the "European Ocean Pact", an initiative to protect and restore coastal habitats while boosting the maritime industry in outermost regions.
Europe agrees to allow charging for hand luggage and cut compensation for delayed flights
The agreement, which also contemplates allowing the charging of hand luggage and which must be negotiated in the European Parliament, has been rejected by Spain, Germany, Portugal and Slovenia
Farmers and ranchers of Lanzarote can now enjoy aid for agricultural insurance
Interested parties do not need to apply for the subsidy, as it is automatically applied when they take out a policy
Iberia Express celebrates LGTBI Pride with flights from 15 euros between Lanzarote and Madrid
The low-cost airline offers the most routes between the archipelago and the capital of Spain, operating more than 300 weekly flights.
Subsidies for agriculture of the Cabildo of Lanzarote are announced
The subsidies will allow financing expenses such as purchase of materials, water transport, machinery, technical advice or hiring personnel
The Government agrees that the Canary Islands participate in airport management
The deputy of the Canarian Coalition, Cristina Valido, and the Secretary of State for Relations with the Courts, Rafael Simancas, agreed to seek cooperation formulas
The Lanzarote firm, Macaronesia, and other Canary Island designers, on the Gran Vía in Madrid
Creators from all the islands have participated in a weekend of sales in the showroom on the fifth floor of Gran Vía 6 in Madrid
Passenger numbers on routes between Huelva, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Tenerife fall by almost 27%
According to data from the port of Huelva consulted by EFE, these regular lines have registered a total of 13,157 passengers in these four months compared to 17,879 last year.
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Cepsa seals its largest biofuel supply with Naviera Armas
2G marine renewable biofuels can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90% during their life cycle compared to traditional fuels
Dozens of groups call for a boycott of Israeli potatoes: "With mojo yes, with blood no"
Most of the tubers distributed in Lanzarote come from abroad, especially from the United Kingdom, Cyprus, Denmark and Israel.
The College of Dentists of Las Palmas achieves seven convictions against fake dentists in one year
Intrusion is so high in the province that they have developed a website to check if a professional in the guild is actually qualified or not
Canary Islands Receives Authorization to Issue Public Debt Worth 100 Million Euros
This debt will be suitable for materializing the allocations charged to the Reserve for Investments in the Canary Islands (RIC) and adds to the 150 million issued in November
Canary Islands promote business innovation with 12.7 million euros
Research, Development and Innovation are the pillars on which the prosperity of the regions is based, and are the best indicator of the solidity of industry and the economy
The Canary Islands economy will grow above the national average also in 2025
Although since the beginning of the year a slowdown in the growth rate of the archipelago's economy has begun to be noticed
Benjamín Perdomo on the new aid for La Geria: "They leave the door open to subsidizing crops in ditches or in lines"
The PSOE also criticized the duration for the beneficiaries of the conservation obligations, which they consider too short: "They must be maintained for at least three years"
Canary Islands asks Spain, France and Portugal to demand more funds for the outermost regions
Clavijo advocates for doubling POSEI funds and highlights the challenges of the aging agricultural sector and unfair competition from third countries
The port of Arrecife adds a hundred more ship calls in April
The increase is mainly due to the new regular transport lines managed by Fred Olsen
Canary Islands business owners call for improved competitiveness in the face of the "fragility of the Eurozone"
They also demand measures that incentivize investment in strategic sectors and job creation in the face of increasing risks of protectionism
Gasoline in Lanzarote costs 20% less than a year ago
Gasoline in Lanzarote costs 20% less than a year ago
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The Canary Islands film sector travels to Cannes in search of financing and alliances
The Marché du Film, an event within the Festival, is considered the most significant professional meeting of the film industry globally.
Maciot Cabrera and the aesthetics of the city: "We want to Lanzarotize Arrecife"
The Councilor for Urban Planning presents the ordinance to improve the aesthetics of the capital, which will soon be open to public consultation, in an interview
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CEL and Cabildo de Lanzarote strengthen their alliance to face the economic and social challenges of the island
Beatriz Salazar and María Jesús Tovar highlight the progress in digitization, employment and support for SMEs, and agree on new joint actions to promote the competitiveness and sustainability of the Lanzarote business network
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Good harmony between Clavijo and Ribera so that Brussels takes into account the specificities of the Canary Islands
The president of the archipelago conveyed to the vice president of the European Commission the Canary Islands' demands in transport, energy, agriculture and housing
More than 30,000 used cars sold in the Canary Islands until April
Vehicle rental companies are the ones that register the highest growth so far this year, rising 8.6% nationally in the first quarter
Canary Islands keeps inflation below 2%, despite the rise in housing
Inflation rose more in Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura than in the rest of the islands of the archipelago
Canary Islands reissues the aid of 4 million euros for drought to the agricultural sector in 2025
The subsidy will benefit about 3,000 producers in the archipelago, particularly potato, vine, olive and sweet potato growers
Flights between Lanzarote and Madrid offered for 15 euros for residents
Iberia Express' promotion will be available until June 30th
Canary Islands, the region where GDP grows the most in 2025
The strength of tourism, hourly productivity, investment by tourism companies and the fall in fuel prices, among the main reasons
Canary Islands, the region where second-hand cars are becoming more expensive
In the last year, the archipelago has experienced the country's largest increase in the prices of used cars
The plan of the Canary Islands to be key in the aerospace sector
The economic impact of this sector in Spain is close to 20,000 million euros, approximately 1.3% of GDP and contributes more than 200,000 direct and indirect jobs.
The Gastroeconomic Forum of Lanzarote travels to Madrid to "invite investment" in the island
The event was created to "reposition" the island on the map of national and international investment, taking advantage of its direct connection with the capital and the growing interest of large Latin American capitals
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UTE Lanzafuer denounces the non-payment of overtime to ambulance workers
The Federation of Technicians and Professionals of Health points out that employees exceed the working hours established in the agreement
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Wind power covers up to 35% of the energy demand of Lanzarote-Fuerteventura
Lanzarote currently has five wind farms: Arrecife, Teguise I, San Bartolomé, Punta Grande and Los Valles
Lanzarote's vacation rentals generate 243.9 million euros in 2024, 25% of what hotels invoice
According to data collected in the Lanzarote in Figures 2024 report, the island had 100,497 tourist places between vacation rentals and conventional beds
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Social Security pays 440 million each month in the Canary Islands to pensioners
The number of pensioners in the archipelago exceeds 370,000 people. The Canary Islands is the tenth autonomous community in the country with the highest spending on pensions.
How much will Spaniards spend on Mother's Day?
68% of children will buy only one gift, while 11% will buy three or more, according to a study
Lanzarote's population increased by 5,000 people last year
Almost one in four inhabitants is foreign, mainly from Colombia, the United Kingdom, Italy, Morocco and Germany
Two companies are preparing the remodeling of the Lanzarote airport
Oswaldo Betancort requests a meeting with AENA to discuss the future remodeling and promote other comprehensive reforms at the César Manrique Airport
Canary Islands contributes to boosting business development in Mauritania
The International Monetary Fund forecasts that Mauritania's economic growth will be positive in the medium term, with a projection of 4.2% for 2025
Canary Islands wants a specific POSEI for fishing
The matter was discussed during a meeting in Madrid between the Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans, Costas Kadis, the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, and the regional ministers of the sector
Tías launches a commercial campaign with "scratch and win" for Mother's Day
People who make purchases over 20 euros in the municipality's establishments between April 28 and May 3 can present their tickets at the locations in the town
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Flight delays from Lanzarote to the peninsula due to the power outage "do not exceed two hours"
Aena has explained that it has activated the contingency power generators at peninsular airports and has recommended that passengers contact their airline to find out the exact status of their flight.
Spain's first offshore plant to generate green hydrogen will be in the Canary Islands
Its system will convert hydrogen from water into electricity and prevent the emission of more than 200 tons of CO2 per year into the atmosphere
Valle accuses the Port Authority of discarding an educational project to install another gas station
The president of the Lanzarote Chamber of Commerce argues that "a port authority cannot come and tell us what we have to do in our city"
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How do US tariffs affect the Canary Islands?
The archipelago's trade balance with the United States is currently in deficit, although some products escape the regional government's estimates
The largest investment fund prepares the sale of two hotels in Lanzarote
Both are located in the Lanzarote town of Costa Teguise and have more than a thousand rooms
Inflation continues to fall in the Canary Islands
Among food items, coffee is what rises the most in the archipelago, while oils experience sharp drops
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