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Lanzarote and the memory of its dead: two centuries of cemeteries, traditions, and memories
Before cemeteries occupied a place of their own in the towns of Lanzarote, the deceased were buried in churches and convents.
The Wine and Cheese Association claims priority for the countryside over buggy and quad bike excursions
The entity has presented allegations to the Cabildo and defends that agricultural and livestock uses must prevail over motorized tourist activities in the rural spaces of Lanzarote.
The Lanzarote farmer Karliana Aguilera, finalist of the XII National Young Farmer Award 2026
The Lanzarote producer will participate on November 5 in Malaga in the ceremony organized by ASAJA, where agricultural projects from all over Spain will be recognized for their innovation, sustainability, and contribution to rural areas.
New incident at a Canary Islands airport: a plane lands in front of another ready to take off
A camera from Lanzarote Webcam captures how a small plane landed in the opposite direction on the runway where an easyJet flight was waiting to depart for London
The Little Chocolate House, the home that a Lanzarote family turns into a terror tunnel on Halloween
What started as a game for Mari Nieves and Antonio Jesús's daughter and her friends, has now become the main attraction in Tahíche on the night of October 31st and to which hundreds of people flock each year.
Lanzarote students enjoy the 'Nomadic Catalysis' project, which fuses art and heritage
The first sessions at IES Altavista have been marked by a multicultural approach and around Canarian heritage
The project to install more than 6,200 solar panels in Mácher will expropriate 39 plots of land
The Directorate General of Energy of the Government of the Canary Islands puts this project out for public consultation also in the Official State Gazette, while the rectification of the Renewable Acceleration Zones remains stuck
Órzola and La Graciosa: the crossing that overcame isolation
For decades, reaching Lanzarote from La Graciosa depended on small feluccas, expert sailors, and an ocean that did not always give respite.
Lanzarote Health Workers Publish Oral Health Study During Pregnancy
The research analyzes the knowledge, attitudes, and oral hygiene habits of a sample of pregnant population consisting of 293 pregnant women, who were attended at the Titerroy and Valterra health centers.
Rescued a macaw escaped from its cage in Lanzarote
Firefighters found him in the top of a palm tree about 7 meters high
The Cross of the Fallen that Francoism wanted to inaugurate in Arrecife
The monument was finished for Franco's visit to Lanzarote, but it was not blessed until 1956. Its history, linked to the remodeling of Plaza de Las Palmas and Manrique's intervention, has returned to the center of the debate on democratic memory.
Emerlan closes an intense month marked by the Aquatic Rescue and Salvage Conference
The participants developed training and aquatic rescue maneuvers with jet skis, interventions from semi-rigid boats, rescues in rocky areas, and coordination and rescue exercises with a helicopter.
San Marcial del Rubicón discovers two new wells in its seventh archaeological campaign
The findings in Lanzarote provide new clues about water management and the organization of the first European city in the Canary Islands.
Lanzarote, the day Franco inaugurated the Insular Hospital: a long fight for healthcare
The visit of the Head of State to Lanzarote, on October 28, 1950, coincided with the official inauguration of the Insular Hospital, the culmination of decades of demands led by the doctor José Molina Orosa.
General Bayardo Abós Álvarez-Buiza takes possession as second chief of the air command of the Canary Islands
The new Chief of Staff of the MACAN accumulates more than 5,000 flight hours and extensive experience in international missions
A viralized video on social networks shows the danger of the coast of Lanzarote
The video was recorded in Los Charcones, an area that has already claimed five lives in the last year
Health recommends extreme precautions due to the dust episode affecting the Canary Islands
Hydrate, avoid prolonged exposure to outdoor air, keep windows closed, and do not engage in physical exertion outdoors are the basic recommendations
The Cabildo of Lanzarote granted a tourist license for 14 new villas in Costa Teguise
The Governing Group reported on the rejection of two tourist projects on the island, but did not mention this tourist authorization for a luxury villa complex in Teguise
Álvaro Nadal will analyze in Lanzarote the challenges of the internationalization of the Canarian economy.
The former minister of Energy, Tourism and Digital Agenda will participate on November 6 in a morning session of the South Global Forum, which will be held at the Salinas Hotel in Costa Teguise
Janubio, the salt treasure of Lanzarote: a history born from the volcano that endures between tradition and the future
The Timanfaya eruptions transformed the Janubio coastline, where since 1895 one of the largest salt complexes in the Canary Islands was built, a symbol of the fishing tradition and heritage of Lanzarote.
A bomb threat on a flight from Barcelona disrupts operations at Gran Canaria Airport
The Vueling plane has been evacuated to an isolated room after landing without incident; the passengers of a Binter flight bound for Lanzarote waited about 20 minutes to be able to take off
British tourist dies in Lanzarote after mistaking heart attack symptoms for a cold
Rachel Weston began to feel unwell during her vacation, but she went to a pharmacy because she thought it was just a bad cold
A family is looking for Sumatra, their lost dog in Tinajo
It is a specimen of a fawn-colored Canarian Podenco
The curious 'Famara umbrella' effect that causes clear skies in Fuerteventura
This phenomenon occurs when clouds collide with the Famara cliff, which produces an effect that prevents the passage of cloudiness
Lanzarote and island football: the clubs that kept the competition alive
From CD Puntilla to municipal teams and national promotions, the history of Lanzaroteño football reflects the effort of generations that sustained the island competition.
The latest archaeological excavation in San Marcial de Rubicón concludes with new discoveries
Experts have located new hydraulic structures, a lime storehouse, and an area with rammed earth pavements
The Molina Orosa incorporates a robotic exoskeleton for patient rehabilitation
The Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation service has begun to use the new equipment on patients with central nervous system pathologies
