Entries by Gazette Life

Romina case report

The report into the delays in the Romina Celeste case has concluded that there were no faults in the four-year investigation, causing the lawyer for the victim’s family to allege a whitewash.

Death in the Canaries

A fascinating new exhibition titled Memento Mori: The Customs and Culture of Death in the Canary Islands was launched at the Casa Amarilla on Arrecife’s main shopping street, Calle Real, yesterday.

Irish award

The President of Lanzarote’s Cabildo , María Dolores Corujo, has flown to Ireland to collect the Irish Travel Agents’ Association’s award for Best Winter Destination.

Harvest time!

Lanzarote’s wine harvest in late June and July is claimed to be the earliest in Europe, but Bodega El Grifo have jumped the gun by six months again with the gathering of grapes for their winter vintage.

Tías Night Race road closure

The Tías Ayuntamiento have informed residents and tourists that there will be temporary road closures tonight (Friday January 27th) in the municipality due to the 2nd La Candelaria Night Race.

Arrecife gears up for carnival

Arrecife launched its carnival poster for 2023 yesterday, and the winner of the competition to design it was 24-year-old Andrea Ruano, who is studying illustration at the Pancho Lasso art school in her home town, Arrecife.

Goat controversy

Controversy has arisen after a goat that was trapped on the Famara cliffs was rescued and freed by fire services on Saturday.

A cold weekend ahead

Spain’s Meteorological Agency (AEMET) forecast a weekend of occasional showers and cooler temperatures as Tías recorded the coldest morning on the island today.