Recycling collection strike drags on with no deal in sight
More than a week of indefinite strike in Lanzarote's recycling collection, with 80% minimum services, and staff have just rejected Urbaser's latest offer.
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Rubbish, water, power and housing, the services still struggling on the island, are exactly what every party will promise to fix between now and the 29 November election.
More than a week of indefinite strike in Lanzarote's recycling collection, with 80% minimum services, and staff have just rejected Urbaser's latest offer.
The Canary Islands Housing Institute has opened applications for the Montaña Roja flats, with strict residency requirements in the Canaries and in Yaiza.
Coalición Canaria and its nationalist partners packed out Argana Baja to present their general election bid, and Clavijo hit out at Madrid over the rise in boat arrivals.
The Ministry for the Ecological Transition has put the southern line among its priority grid projects up to 2030.
A court has rejected both interim measures that Canal de Isabel II requested against Lanzarote's Water Consortium.
Tourist accommodation earned almost €91 million, the best September on record according to the Cabildo's Data Centre.
The capital now has an approved flood risk action plan, the first in the Canary Islands.
The clocks go back tonight, and tomorrow work starts on resurfacing one of the capital's busiest roads.
The central and regional governments will set up a joint body to oversee the management of the islands' eight airports.
Three emergency call-outs between Friday and Saturday, none with a known tragic outcome.
Spain's Consumer Affairs ministry has asked two platforms to remove more than 8,300 listings that passed off tourist flats as seasonal rentals.
The second business mission of Enterprise Europe Network Canarias tripled its applications and held more than a hundred meetings.
More than 200 professionals at the fourth Canarias es Talento meeting, organised by Asolan with the Lanzarote Tourism Federation.
The Cabildo is putting up half a million euros to generate up to a million in spending at island shops. Dates have not been announced yet.
Mandatory e-invoicing between businesses now has fixed dates, and the Ministry of Finance has announced another Verifactu delay that has not yet been approved.
INCIBE-CERT has given its highest severity rating to a batch of Fortinet patches for FortiOS, FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer, FortiMail and FortiAuthenticator.
Spain's CCN-CERT warns of PHP vulnerabilities that allow remote code execution, and several island institutions have restricted services as a precaution.