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Natalia Sasu and Herminio Fernández win 30th El Río Swim Crossing
NewsThe annual swim between Lanzarote and La Graciosa celebrated its 30th edition last Saturday.

Natalia Sasu and Herminio Fernández win 30th El Río Swim Crossing
NewsThe annual swim between Lanzarote and La Graciosa celebrated its 30th edition last Saturday.
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Gazette Life2023-10-30 09:18:022023-10-30 09:18:03Trapped dog rescued on Famara cliffs
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Gazette Life2023-10-29 08:56:212023-10-29 08:56:22Van leaves road
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Gazette Life2023-10-29 08:54:132023-10-29 08:54:56Statue unveiled in Arrecife
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Gazette Life2023-10-28 08:36:232023-10-28 08:36:23Tias Ayuntamiento ask residents to dispose properly
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Gazette Life2023-10-28 08:35:082023-10-28 08:35:09Costa Teguise skeleton hotel demolished
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Gazette Life2023-10-28 08:33:592023-10-28 08:33:59Clocks go back tomorrow
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Gazette Life2023-10-28 08:30:412023-10-28 08:30:42Binter flights to Madrid
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Gazette Life2023-10-27 12:38:582023-10-27 12:38:58The Bucket List anniversary giveaway winners
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It’s not what you use, it’s the time when you use it.
NewsSpain’s new electricity billing system has caused concern among consumer associations

Forever amber
NewsThe British government yesterday announced that all of Spain, including the Canaries, would remain on its amber list for the next three weeks, dashing the hopes of those who had hoped that tourism would be given the opportunity to open up in June.

Postal protest
NewsLanzarote postal workers yesterday took to the streets of Arrecife to protest against what they claim is the deliberate dismantling of the postal service by its management.

New Covid law proposed
NewsSpain’s Health Minister, Carolina Darias, yesterday presented proposals for a new law that will govern how all Spain’s regions deal with the coronavirus until 70% of the target population are vaccinated.

Is Morocco using migrants to bargain?
NewsOver 70 migrants arrived to Lanzarote on three pateras yesterday, after last week’s strong winds abated to create better conditions for crossing from the African mainland.

Flag it up!
NewsToday is Canary Islands Day, so we’ll attempt to solve a mystery that several social media addicts have noticed: the Canarian Flag emoji.

“22 Angels” vaccine drive
NewsCanarian President Ángel Victor Torres has announced that 70% of Canarians will have been vaccinated against Covid-19 by the 31st July.

Lanzarote stays out of Level 3
NewsThe spike of 45 new cases that Lanzarote registered on Wednesday has been explained by the Lanzarote Health Area as the result of delayed tests that had to be postponed from the weekend because of the strong winds that the island has suffered.

Lanzarote relapses
NewsLanzarote once again became the worst-performing of the Canary Islands yesterday after registering 45 new cases of coronavirus – the highest figure since the peak of the third wave in February.

Eternals trailer lands
NewsLanzarote and Fuerteventura have received worldwide coverage as the teaser trailer for the new Marvel film Eternals was released yesterday.

Get your vaccine date
NewsAny resident in the Canary Islands can now request a date for their Covid vaccine. The Canarian Health Service has provided an online application form that can be filled in and submitted automatically. All you need to do is provide your DNI or NIE, give your first name (nombre) and surname ( apellido) , nsd leave a mobile phone number. The service claims that they will send an SMS with your appointment within 48 hours.

Lockdown; pregnancies down
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During last year’s lockdown, people fought the boredom of being behind closed doors in many ways. Watching TV, baking, DIY and drinking were some of the activities that saw a marked increase. However, there appears to be one particular activity…

Sgt Moreno’s lawsuit rejected
NewsA military court has rejected Sergeant Gloria Moreno’s lawsuit for abuse of authority against three fellow members of the Guardia Civil, saying that there was no evidence for the charge.

Two-speed tourist recovery
NewsA two-speed recovery of tourism; a focus on “Premium” tourists and the courting of new potential markets were three of the ideas that Lanzarote tourism professionals brought back from the FITUR travel fair in Madrid last week.

Lanzarote remains in Level 2
NewsDespite the recent outbreak of cases on Lanzarote, the island will remain in Level 2 as the Canarian Government spokesman Julio Pérez announced, “most of the infections came from a single source.”.




