Economy
The Canary Government injects €1.19 million into fishermen's associations across the eight islands
The Canary Government grants €1.19 million to 27 fishermen's associations for operational expenses.
Government of the Canary Islands
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Companies
The Single Business Window of Lanzarote surpasses one hundred new companies created this year
The Single Business Window of Lanzarote and La Graciosa has managed the creation of over a hundred companies and freelancers in 2026, supported by AI.
Economy
Canary Islands boosts social economy with 57 actions and €4.5 million until 2029
The Government of the Canary Islands submits the Social Economy Strategy 2026-2029, with 57 actions and a budget of €4.47 million.
Economy
Asepalma hopes the state government will approve 223 million for the reconstruction of the Valle de Aridane
Asepalma hopes the state government will approve a decree for 223 million for agricultural reconstruction in Valle de Aridane.
Companies
The Canary Islands Government presents its roadmap for 37 strategic projects at ASINCA
The Canary Islands Government presents ASINCA with the Office of Strategic Projects and the first 37 declared strategic projects, with aerospace as an example.
Política
Costas halts emergency works at Benijo beach, and Canarias challenges the State to go to court
Costas halts emergency works at Benijo beach (Tenerife) after an unfavourable report. Canarias defends its authority and challenges the State to go to court.
Economy
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spanish Capital of Social Economy 2027
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Santa Cruz de Tenerife, designated Spanish Capital of Social Economy 2027, recognise 3,516 entities and 17,000 jobs.
Economy
The zero IGIC on fuels remains in the Canary Islands during August
The Canary Islands Government extends the zero IGIC rate on fuels for August, after June's CPI exceeded 15% variation.
Economy
Canary Islands launches second 700 MW renewable energy tender after first one fails
The Canary Islands Government launches a second 700 MW renewable energy tender, focusing on Gran Canaria due to a 130 MW deficit.