“What we need is activity”
As the pandemic eases and Lanzarote opens up, we caught up with José Juan Cruz, Mayor of the most important tourist municipality on Lanzarote.
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As the pandemic eases and Lanzarote opens up, we caught up with José Juan Cruz, Mayor of the most important tourist municipality on Lanzarote.
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The Yaiza Ayuntamiento have presented the beginning of their Carnival plans for the municipality, starting this Sunday at 7.30pm.
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