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Pride and Challenges of the New Rural Woman in Santa Úrsula

Guacimara García, 44, a resident of El Farrobillo in Santa Úrsula, considers herself “more of the countryside than a poppy.”…

A Study Identifies the Key Deep Magma Accumulation Zone on the Island of Tenerife

New Study Reveals Magma Accumulation Beneath Tenerife A recent study has produced the first three-dimensional image of the deep structure…

€500,000 and Noise-Reducing Asphalt to Revamp Avenida Francisco La Roche in Three Nights

The City Council of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is investing €526,000 in a complete overhaul of 410 metres of pavement…

The Tejina Hearts Festival: Offering, Pride, and Tradition in Tenerife

Tejina Prepares for Vibrant Celebration of San Bartolomé Tejina is buzzing with excitement as it gears up for the much-anticipated…

Puerto de la Cruz Faces Potential €601,000 Fine for Failing to Address Pollution at Playa Jardín

The Puerto de la Cruz council, the main tourist city in northern Tenerife, faces a potential fine ranging from €3,005…

Operation Against Coastal Occupation in Tenerife: Adeje Begins Eviction of the Island’s Largest Illegal Settlement

Adeje Launches Eviction Process for Tenerife's Largest Illegal Settlement The Adeje Council, in collaboration with the Canary Islands Government and…

Involcan Confirms: Identification of Tenerife’s Key Deep Magma Accumulation Zone

A scientific study has reconstructed the deep structure of Tenerife in 3D for the first time and identified several areas…

Flood risk threatens half of Tenerife’s municipalities

Tenerife's Insular Water Council has identified 27 areas at significant risk of flooding, covering 101 kilometres of riverbeds across 16…

112 Canarias Enhances Accessibility of Its Content for the Deaf and Hearing-Impaired Community

CECOES 112 Enhances Emergency Preparedness for the Deaf Community in Tenerife The Emergency and Security Coordination Centre (CECOES) 112 in…

The Cabildo Adds 8 Agents to the Island Network of Agricultural Extension Services

Eight New Agents Join Tenerife's Agricultural Extension Network The Vice President of the Cabildo, Lope Afonso, and the Councillor for…