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Masking deeper problems

Although Spain's law requiring mask use in schools was lifted two weeks ago, many children are struggling to adapt.

Canarian studies confirmed

Canarian Geography and History will be a compulsory element of the secondary school curriculum on the islands, it was announced yesterday by Manuela Armas, the Canarian Education Minister.

Yaiza confirms Simply Love Festival dates

The Ayuntamiento de Yaiza have confirmed the dates for their Simply Love Festival, a festival that celebrates LGBTQ+ pride in Lanzarote and will feature musical performances as well as discussions about issues.

Show them what you’ve got!

Lanzarote is back in business, and that means now is the crucial time to let people know about your business.

Petrol soars

Petrol prices on Lanzarote have risen by more than 25 cents a litre since January, and by around 45% since early last year.

What a lovely pair!

Today is the International Day of the Penis, and who better to celebrate it with than the spectacularly-endowed Novios de El Mojón (Lovers of El Mojón)?

Man seriously injured after falling five metres

A 65-year-old man has been taken to hospital seriously injured after falling five metres into the barranco del Quíquere in Puerto del Carmen.

Spray paint in protected areas of Tinajo

The Tinajo Ayuntamiento have denounced a group of spray paintings found in various protected areas in Tinajo.

26 die at sea on “Canarian Route”

The “Canarian route” saw yet another tragedy yesterday, after a boat carrying migrants overturned 245 kilometres south of Gran Canaria. One person has been confirmed dead and another 26, including small children, are missing, presumed dead.

Montecarlo Case commences

Yesterday saw the beginning of the fourth stage of the Montecarlo Case, in which an ex-Mayor and several ex-employees of the capitals Ayuntamiento are accused of “pillaging” council funds.